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And we thought we knew everything about these old trucks..............
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1949...Z017QQcategoryZ34200QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


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looks an awful lot like a car wheel,,brian


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I too think that it's a car steering wheel. I know for a fact that they have the same splines and they fit.


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It's a '46-'48 passenger car wheel.


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Yeah, but the ring is "intack"!!


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And the bow tie emblem center is in "far condistion".

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And, it is a "stearing wheel"


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I think it's for a car as well,oh well,I will stick to either my stock wheel or a Corvette one I picked up at a swap meet for $5.00 about 20 years ago.

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I think I've seen one similar to it on a '53 Bel-Aire? :confused:


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My dad had a '53 Bel-Aire...best darn truck ever made. He raised bulls for breeding and used to haul away all the BS with the Bel-Aire.

Breeding bulls BS in the Bel-Aire. Sort of catchy isn't it!

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I've got a really huge Pontiac Wheel on mine.

It doesn't suck.


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