As we age, and we all are, PS becomes a very welcome option on a c 2. I have a friend that wants to convert to power steering by buying a complete conversion kit from Zip, LoneStar or elsewhere. Question is how does it judge (excluding the fact that it is added and non original debate) ??
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Founder - Carolinas Chapter NCRS -
Re: Power Steering Conversion
And Jimmy, I see a lot of vintage Corvettes down here in the south (more than I had expected) that have added A/C as well ... some as generic add-on aftermarket kits, and some going NOS and used C60 option parts & pieces. The latter (and more expensive) route seemed to be NCRS members than not.Bill Bertelli
Northeast and Carolinas Chapters Member
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Re: Power Steering Conversion
Steeroids or Borgeson kit. Would judge under Standard Deduction Guideline #9 - same as addition of aftermarket air conditioning, i.e. full deduction on operations, originality and condition for each and every item effected ...
DaveJudging Chairman Mid-Way USA (Kansas) ChapterComment
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