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I'm afraid that you will have to scour the wrecking yards to get the Pitman arm, no aftermarket units available that I could come up with when I was working on my '74 conversion. Fortunately, the yard that sold me the steering box still had the Pitman in my case. Good Luck! Steve
yes, when i was doing my steering swap for my '76, the junkyards were full of pitman arms and other parts i needed; it's getting them apart that is always the trick
The only place to get the pitman arm would have been from a dealer as there are no wearable part's on it. Junkyard it is, and take a pickle fork and BFH with.
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