This doesn't look like a 67 idler arm, does it? They are usually very expensive.
Don't look right.

That would be a pitman arm ..........available everywhere. Fits thousands of mopars
MaX

Did a search of a local site I like to use

http://www.pentastarparts.com.au/sunsho ... =idler+arm

I didn't think it was an idler arm, for a 67 A body but I could be wrong, world is upside down here in aus land.

That is a 1967-1972 pitman arm where the arm comes under the centerlink, they are about that cheap over the counter most parts
stores. The 1973-1976 is different as the link stud is the opposite
in direction since the stud passes through the top of the link, not from below it.

Boy must've been tired, that is the idler arm...pitman arm has the knurled "o" on the other end to fit the steering sector shaft...

Think I need to spend some more time under the car than under the hood!



-D.Idiot

Right, a pitman arm, it looked familiar but wrong. Slightly used. Still no bidders.

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Looks to me to be a '68-72 idler arm. The '67 was still on it's own bracket/stud like a '66 right?

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The '67 has two ball-in-socket joints with the studs pointing down. There is a picture of the 68-up idler arm in the $Yearone$ catalog that supports Slantzilla's ID.