Wood Grain Steering Wheel Question

[mguesto]

I am going to the Charlotte Autofair in a few weeks and I am interested in finding a 69 wood grain steering wheel for my GTX. I am not sure if there are part numbers I should be looking for so I get one that is correct for my 1969 year. Second question is what center horn blow is appropriate on a 69 GTX? Does someone have a picture of a correct one I can use for comparison while I am there? I guess I need to find out what the current prices are on what I should pay on one.Here is a link to the show. http://www.charlotte-autofair.com/ . Can anyone offer suggestions on what I should look for? I had wanted one for a while now and passed on one a few years ago for $300 redone. I now kick myself. Thanks for looking and offering suggestions.Matt

 

[62MAX]

69 and 70 are the same,only difference is collar between wheel and horn button .

 

[mguesto]

Thanks for the picture. it looks good on an 8 x 10 full sheet. So I will take that with me when I go.

I have a book with parts cross reference from a few yeas ago so I will try an find the part number
on it so I don't get the wrong stuff.

Thanks again.

Matt

 

[Meep-Meep]

These wheels were used on a lot of different cars from 68-70. Even driving simulators. My HS had a trailer full of these and I remember them very well. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-1970-1971-Dodge-Simulator-MoPar-Woodgrain-Driver-/400040574356

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[hunt2elk]

The 1970 model has 2 extra holes in the base, but these get covered up if installed on a 69. Have you talked to Rod @ GSW Restorations? He restores these wheels and also has them for sale outright.

 

[mguesto]

I have a few days and will try and get in contact with him to see what he has and suggests for
my install

Thanks for the contact. I sent a PM
Matt

 

[mguesto]

Thanks to hunt2elk I have myself a woodgrain steering wheel. I contacted Rod (1970 Roadrunner)who is a member of this forum and made a purchase.

It looks good and I look forward to installing it.