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What is this hole for? It is right behind the steering wheel and is not inside the dash line with the other knobs

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Are you talking about the hole for the Freewheeling cable and knob?

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Well, there is nothing in the hole since I got the car.

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Check out your owner's manual and other literature about the Freewheeling feature. Your '32 should have a Freewheeling knob on the instrument panel as standard equipment. Sounds like someone removed the cable and knob assembly at one time.

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$134.90 for a Free Wheeling knob and cable? im glad mine is installed


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