Steering Wheel

SHIFTY101EASY

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can anyone tell me if this steering wheel will bolt onto my 1968 mustang???

http://www.trophymustang.com/spoke-wood-steering-wheels-p-1917.html

will i need an adapater, and if so will this work?

http://www.trophymustang.com/196873-steering-wheel-adaptor-p-73.html

thanks

 

yeloxr7

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It looks like a Grant wheel to me. And yes, you will need the adapter shown.

 

SHIFTY101EASY

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so adapter kits are basically universal? they arent just for specific wheels?

 

yeloxr7

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The steering wheel is "generic", the adapter is made for a specific vehicle so it is possible for the generic wheel to be installed in many vehicles.

 

SHIFTY101EASY

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yeah they just responded back to me and said it would work with the grant adapter kit they have. sounds good.

 

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66forfun

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The depth of that wheel is different than stock and you may have trouble w/signal lever.

 

Jester67

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FYI the Grant Horn sucks.

 

SHIFTY101EASY

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yeah...might have to get the spacer thing...or possibly bend the signal lever back an inch or so maybe? like make a kink in it?

 

yeloxr7

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I have a Grant wheel similar to this in my Cougar. The wheel is a bit closer to the turn signal lever than with the stock wheel. It's just something you have to get used to.