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justoneoftheguys wrote:That is great, Grant! I'm sure Chuey could fashion you up a real pretty new wooden steering wheel!

Plan B
Ken in okla makes really pretty musical instruments, so next spring pack up the old steering wheel, fly to Oklahoma city, I'll pick you up, I have a spare bike, we'll go to the Boxerworks spring rally, and watch Ken build you a new steering wheel. or Larry fix it could repair your's

Richard T
2/6's & a K75

I'm liking plan B alot, a real lot.... But dont' know if the family would understand me holidaying aboard without them

I'm also liking plan A about Chuey making one up.....
Chuey what would one cost me to have you make it up??, I could post the metal section over to you as I would be nice to have done by a person I know and your work to very nice

I am going to start looking around here in Oz for one but from what I have seen they are all just a stuffed as mine.

The metal section of mine is very good and the horn works a treat to but as far as a repair goes the wood is very soft and falling apart easily and I would say non repairable.....

Something to think about Chuey

Chuey - I, too, am looking for some circular woodwork to be done.

I would like a circular frame to hold a 12" LP picture disk, that I would hang from the ceiling so it could freely rotate and show both sides. Here is the album in question:





...with some nice, non-glare glass...

What a wonderful idea your blog is Grant, and well laid out and good to read.
Wayne would be impressed I'm sure.
Keep up the good work!

Couple of images I ran across.
I love the car. Your Dad was right. Rub it down with some diesel and head down the road.

George Ryals wrote:



Couple of images I ran across.
I love the car. Your Dad was right. Rub it down with some diesel and head down the road.

Many thanks Jeff and yes George that is what I need a wooden wheel just like that but on the other side of course.

Just so happens Grant, I saw one just like that in my mirrors today!

SteveD wrote:Just so happens Grant, I saw one just like that in my mirrors today!

Now thats where the steering wheel should be, on the correct side....

Wow, I never knew the Russians made a Telorvehc. At least it sounds Russian.

Its no wonder that the steering wheel broke, it is on the wrong side of the car.

Honestly, you have a good start. I like the style and the family connection. Keep us posted.

I think it deserves its own Domain name and website. 28chevrolet.com is available.