Pitman Arm | 1" Sector Shaft | Manual Steering | 170 / 200 6-cyl | 1967 Ford Mustang

Restore correct manual steering connection on your 1967 Ford Mustang with a 170 or 200 6-cylinder engine using this pitman arm for a 1-inch sector shaft. Built as a factory-correct reproduction, this pitman arm connects the steering gear sector shaft to the center link and is designed for cars built before 05/01/1967.

• 1967 Mustang fitment: Built for classic Ford Mustang pitman arm applications.
  
  
• Early production application: Designed for cars built before 05/01/1967.
  
  
• Manual steering application: Made for manual steering equipped models.
  
  
• 170 / 200 6-cylinder fitment: Designed for compatible inline 6-cylinder steering setups.
  
  
• 1-inch sector shaft: Sized for steering gears with a 1-inch sector shaft.
  
  
• Center link connection: Connects the steering gear sector shaft to the center link.
  
  
• OE-spec geometry: Dimensions and angles help retain correct steering geometry.
  
  
• Direct-fit replacement: Installs without additional modification.
  
  

This manual steering pitman arm is a key steering linkage component for early-production 1967 Mustang 170 or 200 6-cylinder models. The pitman arm transfers steering movement from the steering gear sector shaft to the center link, making it essential for proper steering response, linkage alignment, and front-end control.

Built as a factory-correct reproduction with OE-spec dimensions and angles, this pitman arm helps replace a worn, loose, damaged, bent, incorrect, or missing steering linkage part. Sized for a 1-inch sector shaft and intended for cars built before 05/01/1967, it is a strong choice when rebuilding the manual steering system, servicing the steering gear connection, correcting loose steering, preparing for alignment, or completing a clean classic Mustang restoration.

Restore manual steering linkage control on your early 1967 Mustang 170 or 200 6-cylinder with a factory-correct pitman arm sized for a 1-inch sector shaft.