Reply to "74mm 6-bolt Steering wheel column and looking to install a 9 bolt Wheel"

Lfepardo posted:
Bob, will you be able to push the horn button from behind for removal?

... awesome job with “possible solution#3)- drill your own holes”. Power tools are our friends with these cars, where every job needs a little massaging!!!
...oh... the new shifter knob looks great next to the wheel.

Yes! With a carefully placed small diameter, long length screwdriver, I can go underneath the rubber covering under the steering column. And gently push it out. 😁👍

Thanks for the compliment! One thing at a time I will transform this ride!

3/20/205:28 PM

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