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does anyone have a good pic of a 46 1/2 ton steering wheel. my wheel is missing the horn button and is pretty beat up. i would like to replace it but have seen several different wheel configurations. is the wheel in the 46 any different than the ones going back through to 41? or even as early as 38 or 39?? thanks for the help.

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Where seem to be two configuration - one round and the other oval. I've seen both attributed to 1946 - my truck year. Does anyone know which came first and in what model year the change occurred?


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photo of the correct steering wheel minus the horn button

The horn buttons can be purchased from Carter's


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thanks tim


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