Quick-release Steering Wheel Mount For Grant Bolt Pattern on 2040-parts.com
Redmond, Washington, United States
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I bought this for a project and ended up not needing it. Still in original unopened plastic.
Aluminum quick-release steering wheel mount with Grant bolt pattern. Comes with steel shaft that is meant to be welded or pinned to the steering shaft on your car. Shaft measures 1.15" OD and 0.725"ID This is not a vehicle-specific part -- its more of a race/custom/universal part. No reserve. Thanks for looking! |
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