[Rockcrusher72]

Originally Posted by hvirgen

tdavidl

Thanks that helps, but does anyone have some steering wheel pics?

hvirgen,

Here's some pics of the formula wheel in my '72 Trans Am. The build date on my cowl tag is 11B (second week of November). This is the original wheel to my car, at least that's what I was told. I don't have any reason to believe any different as almost everything else on the car is original and as you can see from the pics it's showing its wear from 36 years.

Edit >>> I should also add that my wheel is firm, I would not call it soft by any means. For instance you could not squeeze it and have it expand/contract within the tightness of your grip.

Sorry for the size of these, I don't know how to make them smaller...

[Judge273]

Has anyone ever seen this type of wheel? It has a "4" molded in. It is a little thicker than 3 1/2" or very close to a business card wrap.

[Zirconia]

The wheel looks to be mounted out of phase with the hub. I would say it is a late 73-76 era wheel.

[Judge273]

Thanks zirconia, the hub is just screwed in to keep parts together for now.

Have you ever seen the "4" in these wheels before to tell late 73-76 or is it based on oPh reply?

[Zirconia]

I see the 4, clearly. I can't explain it. That looks like the mold mark common to those. It could be just a "Jesus in your toast" phenomenon.