Steering column not centered to cluster

[Greasyfingers]

I pulled the steering column on my 66 barracuda today to repair the coupler and lower dust cover. I reinstalled the column and noticed it's not centered in the cluster.

I never noticed it before. Anyone ever come across this? I don't see any kind of adjustment side to side, so I'm thinking of slotting the holes to get it over. Good or bad idea or am I just not seeing the adjustment?
Thanks,
Aaron

 

[cudascott]

The plate on the firewall has bigger holes and has a bit of adjustment.

 

[Greasyfingers]

I didn't even think about the lower plate. Got fixated on the upper mount. Loosened everything up again and moved it back to center.
Thank you.

 

[67Dart273]

These girls are better than some. Friend of mine used to have a Fiat 850 Spider, rear engine. Not only is the front footroom "tapered in" to nothing, but the column sits crooked in the car. On a side note, he had to change the clutch once. I could not stick my little finger through the shaft hole in the disc

 

[Demonic]

There is a procedure in the service manual - it says to tighten the floor plate last, so the bottom bushing does not have thrust applied to it.