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Ford used them in the late 70s and into the mid 80s. They were in Mustangs, Capris, Fairmonts, Zephyrs, Bronco IIs, F100/150, Thunderbird, and Cougars. Some used the turn signal stalk for the horn and those wheels don't have the contacts on the back. They were made in rubber-like material on the grip (most of them), but every once in a while a leather one comes up for sale.
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That's one without the horn contacts.
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That wheel was used on some mustang II models (74-78). I had a black 1978 4-speed fastback with that style wheel and slotted rims. Wish I had it back.
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That's what I'm using as well. I think mine was from a '79 Mustang. I like it as much as any aftermarket wheel I've seen around.
I think I shot this with the wide angle lens so it's a bit distorted.
Looks great, I think this is the direction I'm going to go with mine. Thanks for the pic!
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I have the original steering whell from my 73 convert - looks like fake padded one. Decent shape- maybe $30?
I am local to Rochester, NY
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My $160 Grant wheel is Big, like stock, works fine. In 3 years I had one incident where the horn wanted to beep on its own. A small gentle wiggle fixed it and it has not returned. The biggest negative is the spokes have pretty sharp edges compared to expectations….
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Yes, it would be nice if they made a good 14” or15” steering wheel, I’m even thinking of putting a Torino hood scoop with blinkers on my 72
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What size is it ? 14” or bigger ?
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It’s whatev
It’s whatever stock size is so I can see gauges…
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Perhaps you could describe what you did to solve your issues for those of us in a similar pickle. Thanks!
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