1966 F-100 Vintage Style Steering Wheels? Where?
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1966 F-100 Vintage Style Steering Wheels? Where?
I have an aftermarket steering column, now looking to pair with an aftermarket but period-correct steering wheel. Who sells vintage style wheels for the new columns?
If you have experience fitting an aftermarket vintage looking wheel to your new column, I would appreciate knowing the process, especially what specific adapters to buy etc. Thanks.
If you have experience fitting an aftermarket vintage looking wheel to your new column, I would appreciate knowing the process, especially what specific adapters to buy etc. Thanks.
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I bought a repop 17in steering wheel that fit on the OEM column. I subsequently switched to a ididit column and kept the steering wheel. So an ididit column will accommodate a Ford original wheel. It is a little thinner than the Ford wheel.
I don’t remember who I bought it from but I can look it up.
I don’t remember who I bought it from but I can look it up.
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This is a 17inch wheel from flash power. Their site has been down for a while but answer the phone and are great to speak with. I initially got a grant wheel from summit and the fit and finish was awful. I wanted the look and style of a mustang wheel and this one fit the bill. They are available on amazon and the flash power e-bay store. I got this for my ididit tilt column.
#7
The OP didn't say what aftermarket column. iDidIt for example does support OEM steering wheels on some of their column models.
https://www.ididitinc.com/ag-1372787-ford-style.html
https://www.ididitinc.com/ag-1372787-ford-style.html
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I bought a repop 17in steering wheel that fit on the OEM column. I subsequently switched to a ididit column and kept the steering wheel. So an ididit column will accommodate a Ford original wheel. It is a little thinner than the Ford wheel.
I don’t remember who I bought it from but I can look it up.
I don’t remember who I bought it from but I can look it up.
#12
Pop off that horn button with the screws shown (or they may be faux and you can just pop it off) and count the mounting hardware to the adapter, for example if it has 9 bolts like the one I posted, google "9 hole aftermarket steering wheels" and you'll get a good list of options going.
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