Steering wheel interchange
Steering wheel interchange
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Originally posted by Fordication
Why not buy a new reproduction. They make them you know. Ed
Why not buy a new reproduction. They make them you know. Ed
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From: No. Dighton Bristol
I have a mid 1970's F600 on mine while i worked the cracks out
of the original. I finished the original but now I like this one
better. It looks like all 1956 into the 70's up to F 600 fit- F700 to
F900 has bigger shaft size. You just have to make sure you
get the horn parts with the wheel.
sam
of the original. I finished the original but now I like this one
better. It looks like all 1956 into the 70's up to F 600 fit- F700 to
F900 has bigger shaft size. You just have to make sure you
get the horn parts with the wheel.
sam
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From: AKRON ohio
The only thing I would be concerned about with the 56 and up model steering wheels is that they are of the LIFE GUARD style. This means that they are not a flat style and they actually come back towards the driver (The horn button is recessed in the middle)and if you are a big guy you will loose about 2-3" of belly room.
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Andy,
I think the cars interchange 40-48 and 49-57. I've never tried to put one on a truck personally, but it is my understanding they have a different shaft size. If somebody really wanted to I guess they could change out the truck steering box to a car steering box, but I don't know what that would involve or if it would be worth the effort just to use the wheel.
I think the cars interchange 40-48 and 49-57. I've never tried to put one on a truck personally, but it is my understanding they have a different shaft size. If somebody really wanted to I guess they could change out the truck steering box to a car steering box, but I don't know what that would involve or if it would be worth the effort just to use the wheel.