Technical What steering wheel do you have in your custom

Trying to get some ideas for my custom

 

Mine

 

Always a favorite. 59 impala

 

One I picked up for my 31'tudor.

 

Home made with two 48 Cadillac guards bumper:

 

This has to do until I find a Crestliner wheel that doesn't require a second Morgage on my house to replace it with.

 

I think this is a '59 Ford wheel with a '57 horn ring on it (or vice versa, I forget) in my '52 Ford. Not the greatest pic but it's all I have at the moment. The sadder part is the fact that I haven't sat behind this wheel in years. It's got a few nagging issues that I really need to correct and start driving it again.

 

A cut down version of the original. It was too cool to not use.

 

Best yet! Hard to beat!

Ben

 

I got mine from a 67 Thunderbird....to match my T-bird bucket seats

 

Riviera in my 49 Buick.

 

I have a 1950 Lincoln steering wheel in my ‘51 Merc with a custom made Mercury horn button.

 

Going back through older posts, I came across this.
Thanks to @Crazy Steve

Not all of us have the resources to change the shaft, so knowing what you have and what will swap on is helpful. From other posts, the earlier shafts were keyed.

 

Same here brother, the Crestliner is the ultimate goal. For now I'm running the stock Merc. (Ignore the B&M T-handle and Audiovox tape deck, those are long gone).

 

Limeworks, cut down, repop, crest liner
I wouldn’t fit in the cab with the originally diameter wheel

I had it hydro dipped in a white marble finish

 

that's a beaut!
This has a few pics of some interesting ones. Have no clue if the poster is good, but pics are cool.
https://forums.aaca.org/topic/23497...ord-desoto-hudson-chevrolet-pontiac-cadillac/

 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 59 Ford?

 

I've got a 47 Dodge Wheel that was recast by Steeringwheel Kris

 

Nice to see so many guys are using factory wheels from different year cars. They're always my favorite for any hotrod.
'53 Chev wheel on my '39 Chev coupe:

 

These 2.