So this building burned to the ground down the street from me, and my buddy and I were checking out the damage and found some cool stuff from the 50's and older.
I found this old ass American (not good with American brands from the 60's-ish) truck with a Superior Performance Products "500" steering wheel attached. It definitely needs some lovin...the wood is burned off and the chrome is too.
I think if I polished it up again and had it re wrapped it would be a baller ass steering wheel in my cb. Only problem is a hub.
Have't spent much time brainstorming (busy day at work), but the only problem I see myself running into with a custom hub is the splines for the steering shaft.
I also could buy a hub off ebay for any random steering wheel for the cb and make an adapter flange for the steering wheel as well I believe.
Any ideas?
It is not worth trying to sell, and I just like the way it looks.
Here is some pictures of a very similar model. The only difference is mine has three holes on each wheel support as opposed to the 4 pictured.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...FJ6ltgeBvoz5CQ
TIA
Andy
I found this old ass American (not good with American brands from the 60's-ish) truck with a Superior Performance Products "500" steering wheel attached. It definitely needs some lovin...the wood is burned off and the chrome is too.
I think if I polished it up again and had it re wrapped it would be a baller ass steering wheel in my cb. Only problem is a hub.
Have't spent much time brainstorming (busy day at work), but the only problem I see myself running into with a custom hub is the splines for the steering shaft.
I also could buy a hub off ebay for any random steering wheel for the cb and make an adapter flange for the steering wheel as well I believe.
Any ideas?
It is not worth trying to sell, and I just like the way it looks.
Here is some pictures of a very similar model. The only difference is mine has three holes on each wheel support as opposed to the 4 pictured.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...FJ6ltgeBvoz5CQ
TIA
Andy




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