Steering Wheel

When Ford began using the two tooth sector in 1929 this was the wheel that was installed on those steering boxes. NOTE: All U.S.A. steering wheels are unfinished and require trimming of the molding seam.

This black steering wheel was used on the 1930-31 Model A's with the 2-tooth sector. Excellent detail! U.S.A. NOTE: All U.S.A. steering wheels are unfinished and require trimming of the molding seam.

Ford began using the black splined steering wheel around August of 1928. It was used on all 7-tooth sector boxes. U.S.A. NOTE: All U.S.A. steering wheels are unfinished and require trimming of the molding seam.

This is a red wheel that has the later keyed center hub for the 2-tooth steering box. Now you can have the benefit of the 2-tooth steering box without compromising the red steering wheel in your early Model A! U.S.A. NOTE: All U.S.A. steering wheels are unfinished and require trimming of the molding seam.

This is a rust red color, and was used from the beginning of production until as late as February of 1929. U.S.A. NOTE: All U.S.A. steering wheels are unfinished and require trimming of the molding seam.

Our puller contains 2 pulling plates, one for the 1928-29 steering wheel and the other for the 1930-31. Removes the steering wheel from the steering shaft. U.S.A.