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janmarine3
South Africa
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 Posted - 12 Mar 2011 : 13:36:15
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Hi guys,
What do you's think of my new steering. I Had a boss made by a mate on the lathe.I like 
Cheers
Jan.
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1922
United Kingdom
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Posted - 12 Mar 2011 : 14:36:11
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Very nice indeed  . I keep thinking about getting a lathe so that I can make stuff like that - but they are flippin expensive.
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Jon
United Kingdom
221 Posts |
Posted - 12 Mar 2011 : 19:14:14
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Pimp my ride or what its looking very Bling in there 
Hillman Avenger MK1 GT,
Commer PB Pick-Up x2,
Commer PB Panel Van,
Dodge spaceavan Auto sleeper,
Triumph Stag MK1,
Chevette HS x2,
Lancia Delta Integrale,
Fiat Mk1 Uno Turbo, |
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Fastback Thomas
Belgium
423 Posts |
Posted - 12 Mar 2011 : 19:21:31
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Nice steering wheel! Looks very good!
I'd want one of those to.
But I'd more like a wooden one (like yours) but without the rivets in vision...
Any ideas?
Cheers
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janmarine3
South Africa
286 Posts |
Posted - 12 Mar 2011 : 21:32:38
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yep 1922 - A lathe is a must have for guys with old cars. One can pick them up at auctions sometimes for a good price.
Thomas - The guy who made my boss took a template off this wheel and is busy making a complete 16" wooden rim wheel (without the rivets) as well. Make pals with a turner and ask him to make you one. Jaguars and MG's have such wheels too, seen them on ebay as well.The boss is a problem for guys with Rootes cars. My original wheel was in bad shape and I cut it up, used a Ford boss inside the original boss outer shell and another 14" wooden rim wheel at first, but is too hard to steer at low speeds.. Was also not safe because I had to rivet the Ford boss into the original shell .
The splines bush is a press fit in the original shell . It was pressed out and used in my new boss. |
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Fastback Thomas
Belgium
423 Posts |
Posted - 13 Mar 2011 : 13:15:51
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I know a guy who can make those things on a lathe.
I hope I'll find a nice wheel to my wishes sooner or later.
Thanks.
I like a car that looks normal but really knocks your socks off!! |
Edited by - Fastback Thomas on 17 Mar 2011 18:32:15 |
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