GM Steering wheel interchange

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  • Brian Lohnes
    Administrator
    • Jan 2008
    • 18784
    #1

    GM Steering wheel interchange

    Going to hit the 'yard in a day or two looking for a new tiller for Buford T Justice. Are there any odd interchange situations regarding GM steering wheels? I think I am going to look for a Camaro wheel or something similar. I'll have my caliper and a puller with me!

    Brian
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    • squirrel
      Benevolent Ruler of the Universe
      • Nov 2007
      • 19334
      #2
      Most of the 69-up wheels will fit, I think. As long as it's from a car with a similar looking column you should be ok.
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        • Beagle
          "Flounder"
          • Apr 2011
          • 13804
          #3
          ^^ I couldn't remember the years. The Vega/Camaro/Nova 4 bar "GT" wheel fits just about every GM I've owned, but it was all '72 up stuff. Some of the Pontiac Gran Prix wheels where nice, as were the 442 wheels. They might look too citified for Buford though. The GT wheel would look right. The horn stuff should all be about the same iirc, the push and turn pin kind.
          Last edited by Beagle; March 22, 2012, 05:43 AM.
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            • Mr4Speed
              Superhero BangShifter
              • Jan 2008
              • 2149
              #4
              '69 up for sure, but some of the telescoping column stuff is a little weird. Make sure to get the little spring loaded contact thingy with the wheel-there are different lengths of them.

              Cavaliers are a good source for the Camaro/Vega GT style wheels.

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                • JOES66FURY
                  Deputy Director Procrastination & Incompetence Dept.
                  • Jun 2009
                  • 12184
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Mr4Speed View Post
                  Make sure to get the little spring loaded contact thingy .
                  This is a very rarely used technical term lol! I say crap like that all the time, its scarry when people know wtf youre talking about.
                  If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark Donohue

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                    • fast Ed
                      Superhero BangShifter
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 2625
                      #6
                      Brian, one way to check, but not foolproof, would be to look at the online application guide for steering wheel adapters from Grant or a similar company. Compare the kit number for your car vs. the number for the vehicle that you want to use one from.


                      cheers
                      Ed
                      Ed Nicholson - Caledon Ontario - a bit NW of Toronto
                      07 Mustang GT with some stuff
                      88 T-Bird Turbo Coupe 5-speed

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