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I’m a newbie here.
I’ve finally retired and have started a restoration of a 1936 low roof pickup 207. I’ve owned this truck since 2005 and finally it’s happening.
My question is—is there a source for an OEM steering wheel or am I looking at restoring the original I have?
I’ve searched the web as best I can with no luck. eBay has some used yet they are worse than the one I have.
I’m fairly mechanical and realize I can epoxy original yet never having done so I thought I’d try to find an OEM/NOS.
I’m sure I’ll be around a bit through this process and am looking forward to bring it back to a decent and dependable driver.
Lots of education coming and if I can help another I’d sure be glad to.
Thx in advance
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