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#160027 12/24/09 09:55 PM
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I need to know the exact size of a 29 steering wheel. I don't have enough left of mine to get correct dementions. I need width,thickness and number of finger grooves. I corrently have eight pieces of maple finger jointed together. The maple is 1 3/8" thick by 7" wide and assembled messures 21 3/4' wide. Thanks

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Are you interested a complete 1929-30 steering wheel?

Do you have a 1929 car or truck?

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I have a two door sedan in pieces. thanks

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I think I have a complete 1929-30 passenger car steering wheel if you are interested.

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Hi Skip,Yes I'm interested in a steering wheel and I'm also going to need some work done on my gauges. I;ll give you a call on Mon after this crazy weekend. Thanks Richard.

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Okay, cool....sounds good to me!

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