What Small Steering Wheel You Using?

[67swb72klb]

I still put these on most of my trucks..

[Richard]

Originally Posted by MikeB

I'd like to shorten my shifter handle an inch or two so it doesn't stick out so far from my 15" wheel. Looks like something for a machine shop or the aftermarket.

https://classicparts.com/1971-72-shi...lt-short-shaft
It is a van tilt lever. Have one on my 72 tilt. Not sure if they have the van non tilt lever

[LNP]

I have a 15" original appearance one.

[csfields]

I'm using the 15" American Retro wheel it's a smaller version of the 67-68 wheel, then I went with the CST glass horn button.

[Loose Screw]

Some of you guys interiors are nicer than my whole Frankentruck....

[Loose Screw]

Frankie...

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[dennislbrooks]

RichardJ


I think you made a good find on the steering wheel and tac on your 67..

[Loose Screw]

FrankenTruck's New Steering Wheel and one of the previouses owner's interpretation of art (Don't Do Drugs!)!

All the gauges are metric and everything works, even that gold bow tie lights up with a switch.....I think I'll grow a goatee and learn how to play the bongos

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[Luke87gt]

I have a small 13” steering wheel if anyone is interested. Good condition with a nice thick grip.

[WorldsCrappiestTruck]

Originally Posted by chevmn

This is what I put on my 72 C20 . I like the look and was similar to what was on muscle cars from the era.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/355518067703

Those come in several colors, but the saddle fit my interior.

I like the placement when driving, but my truck is manual steering….and the wheel is pretty skinny. The groove around the perimeter of the wheel (the actual metal, that the plastic is bonded to) and the transition to the plastic are a little sharp too. Granted I need to muckle onto it hard but for manual steering, I would not recommend.