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70s mustang steering wheel on 62 Rambler column

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by nickleone, May 10, 2012.

  1. nickleone
    Joined: Jun 14, 2007
    Posts: 465

    nickleone
    Member

    [​IMG]
    Rambler wheel showing after
    cutting spacer. Measure the
    rambler wheel from where
    the nut attaches to end
    where it connects to
    column. Measure mustang
    wheel cut spacer from
    rambler to make up
    difference. NOTE rambler
    wheel has a taper.
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    Mustang wheel with rambler
    cut off attached.

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    Ground for horn welded on
    mustang hub.
     
  2. nickleone
    Joined: Jun 14, 2007
    Posts: 465

    nickleone
    Member

    [​IMG]

    Rambler column with horn
    ring follower. This will
    have to be repositioned
    closer to the Mustang wheel
    by using a spacer between
    it and the column
    [​IMG]
    Note small piece of wood
    under horn follower and
    longer screw and epoxy used
    to hold in place.
    [​IMG]
    Wheel attached turning nut
    upside down to clamp wheel
    to column.
    [​IMG]
    Mustang horn button sprayed
    silver and a transfer with
    Rambler "R".
    [​IMG]
    Wheel in place with late
    model Pontiac grand am
    seats, driver side powered.

    Not shown is back of
    Mustang wheel. There are 2
    contact rings for the horn.
    Inner one was grounded to
    welded tab on wheel other
    makes contact with raised
    horn ring contact.
    My partner in crime on
    this did all of the fab
    work, and it works well.
    What is not shown is the
    turn cancel arrangement.
    It is a circular ring with
    part that sticks out to
    catch the cam switch(which
    we replaced). The ring
    slides tightly over the
    RAMBLER portion of the
    spacer that was cut off and
    was easily positioned to
    cancel the turn signal.
    Hope this helps
    Nick
     

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