
I’ve always used later model tilt columns with the steering wheel shown to the right. It requires an adapter that slides on to the column (don’t have a pic of that).
Anyone else know of other options?
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I’ve always used later model tilt columns with the steering wheel shown to the right. It requires an adapter that slides on to the column (don’t have a pic of that).
Anyone else know of other options?
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I got a GRANT adaptor on my 64 willys CJ-5 & most of there cheaper wheels will fit it… Its number is 4401 & got it off E-bay for a couple bucks… Iv got a 12 in wheel on it now.. Not sure if it would fit a 50s model or not,,
That’s useful. Here’s a link to a grant adaptor …
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Grant-Steering-Wheel-Adapters,5280.html Either one adapter fits a variety of vehicles or their are a variety of adapters to fit a variety of vehicles. I’m not sure if this fits the earlier steering shaft or not.
– Dave