I think you might find the later model is the same??.

Wrong (correcting myself)
You have to change all the rods and the part on the strut/bottom arms as the early
has small ball joints.
Just change it all steering box and all to the 70-72 type and you will be heaps
better off for it.

Malcolm

Terry Rudd wrote:

> Justin,
> I believe the pitman arm for a 1600 is unique to that model and only available
> as a recoditioned unit from places like REPCO or 1600 workshop in Melbourne.
>
> regards
> Terry
>
> >       Listers,
> >       I have a very worn joint on my steering arm. I'm told I'll need to
> > get a whole new arm and cannot just replace the faulty joint!, like you can
> > with tie rods ect. Is this right?
> >       If so my only option is a wrecked 68 1600 arm in top condition (not
> > likely) or genuine parts.
> >       Anyone ??
> >
> >       Thanx
> >       Justin
> >
> >
>

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