Steering wheel removal.
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I also would like to know if it fits.
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Me too. Or is it me three? I like the look of that and it appears to be in serviceable condition
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Waiting with baited breath (OK not baited, just smelling like Jose Quervo)
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It looks like it will work. First I counted the splines and they matched. When I took the old wheel off it did not have a nut holding the wheel on. I put the new wheel on and it lined up but I did not have the nut to tighten down the wheel to see if I need to trim the turning signal tab. I did have to turn the tab to the right to make it line up. The tab does turn the signals off. I going off to a junk yard Saturday that has several 57-60 F 100's and I'll get a nut for the wheel. I filled a few cracks in the wheel with epoxy. I'll sand them tonight and and paint the lower half of the wheel to match the dash. The white half of the wheel I'll leave alone.
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My sediments exactly. I have one but it has too many cracks