Projects I am in a big mess

I took my 1954 Chrysler steering wheel apart two years and now I can’t locate the “logo” on the horn button. See the upper right hand picture for my missing part.
I would anyone know where I can buy a used one???
Thanks for any help Guys
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Clean the garage, its there someplace.
If it wasn't for the need to look for shit over here everything would be done.

 

I have found the best way to find something that as been lost is to buy a new one.

 

works for me ...everytime

 

It will be in the last place you look.

 

Stop looking for it. That usually when I find what I was looking for.

 

Yeah, usually when I get it home and go to store it away...in the same spot that I kept the one I couldn't find.

 

top draw of your tool box, where it wont get f'ed up.. where I found a few things I was looking for and had bought another new to replace when I didnt look there. Also, dont be so hard on yourself man, you put somewhere you wouldnt lose it..ya didnt lose it mate, you misplaced it, see already feel better eh.

 

"If it wasn't for the need to look for shit over here everything would be done."

I spent 15 minutes looking for the rods keys to roll it back . . . they were in the ignition.

 

ever look for your safety glasses to find them perched on top of your head?

 

Still looking for a couple of 6" scales that I put away for "safekeeping" last summer...

 

Two rules of thumb: 1) You buy a new one, and presto, the old one shows up. 2) Look in all of your old car trunks, insides, and glove boxes. That is where I stuff all my replacement parts.

 

I'm famous for parking things "where I won't lose them" on top of a cabinet, on a shelf in the basement when I put it down for a second to find something else I lost at another time. I've found parts in the bathroom too, just put it down while I take a whiz....

Bob

 

Grab a broom and start sweeping, everything in my shop ends up on the floor eventually.

 

I'm still looking for shit I misplaced 5 years ago....like parts you need to finish a project....good thing I don't plan on finishing anytime soon!

 

I'l agree that if you stop looking or buy a new one, it'll show up in an hour or less.
Nuther hint for lost tools. If your under a car working on something and can't find a tool, it's under the creeper-----every time.
Larry T

 

Thought I lost a 5/8 socket with the 1/2" ratchet, so I buy new ones, and when I go to move my Hudson Superjet, guess what was on one of the bumper bolts??

 

'54 you say. Dose it say "Fluid Drive" around the wings? I'v got one of those! Not in very good shape with some monster pitts in the chrome. Probably had it for 30 years. Was gonna' make a belt buckle outa'it but never got around to it.

 

Replacing front brake hoses and brake line, dropped the c clip to hold the line onto the car, looked for 2 hours, found one in the junk bin. Cleaning up and found it on the magnet on the trouble light??????????????????? who new?