Product Description
Genuine Moog K3025 Pitman Arm (NORS)
Maintain precise steering control in your vintage American Motors vehicle with this genuine Moog K3025 Pitman Arm. Proudly Made in the USA, this New Old Replacement Stock (NORS) steering component connects the steering gear box to the center link, ensuring accurate directional response for 1962-1964 AMC Ambassador and Classic models, as well as the 1967 Rebel equipped with manual steering systems.
Key Features:
- Brand: Moog
- Part Number: K3025
- Interchange: 3218552, 3218555
- Position: Steering Gear to Center Link
- Engine Fitment: All Engines
- Origin: Made in USA
- Condition: NORS (New Old Replacement Stock)
Verified Vehicle Fitment:
| Make | Model | Year | Engine | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMC | Ambassador | 1962-1964 | All Engines | For Manual Steering Only |
| AMC | Classic (incl. 900/990) | 1962-1964 | All Engines | For Manual Steering Only |
| AMC | Rebel | 1967 | All Engines | For Manual Steering Only |
Fits Years:
1962 1963 1964 1967
Actual Item Photos: Please look over the pictures carefully, as they depict the exact item you will receive. We utilize high-resolution photos of our current physical inventory rather than generic stock images so you can verify the specific condition, markings, and authenticity of this vintage part prior to purchase.
A Note on Fitment Accuracy: We manually research and cross-reference our fitment data using vintage manufacturer catalogs. While we strive for 100% accuracy, these decades-old resources—and the humans reading them—can occasionally contain errors. Additionally, these parts may fit other vehicles and years not explicitly listed in our data. To ensure a seamless restoration, we kindly ask that you perform your own due diligence and verify that this specific part number is correct for your application prior to purchase.
Unbeatable Prices & Expectations
At OCPNW, we specialize in unearthing high-quality, authentic vintage auto parts that have been sitting on the shelves of closed auto parts stores for decades. These parts often show signs of "shelf wear"—such as dusty packaging, minor surface oxidation, or weathered boxes—but the components themselves are unused and ready for service. This history is part of their authenticity and is reflected in our competitive pricing. We carefully inspect every item to ensure it meets the needs of your restoration project.
