[1967 S code]

This past week I finished restoring the steering wheel in my Cougar. I started a thread on www.classiccougarcommunity.com and I thought it would be good to post a link to that thread. It took a couple of weeks to restore the entire wheel and I tried to take step by step photos as project took shape.
Steven

http://www.classiccougarcommunity.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=81

 

[Don Rush]

Very impressive! BTW, look for a reasonably priced repro center emblem to come from us in about 4 months!

 

[1967 S code]

Thanks Don. I will be looking for that piece when it comes out.
Steven

 

[towcat]

Steven, I may have missed it in your thread, but what product did you use to fill the cracks? Good looking wheel!

 

[1967 S code]

I might not have listed that info in the thread. The product I used was PC-7 epoxy paste. I picked it up at Ace Hardware. It had good working time and was easy to use. It is also easy to sand. Thanks for the kind words towcat.
Steven

 

[70 Cougar]

wow, very well done...cool project

 

[Mistress]

Don, will the emblem also include the clear plastic? Will it be a whole assy? Man I can't wait. Good job on the resto of your steering wheel S code, I opted for the wood grain but used the center section from the orig wheel.

 

[Don Rush]

Don, will the emblem also include the clear plastic? Will it be a whole assy? Man I can't wait. Good job on the resto of your steering wheel S code, I opted for the wood grain but used the center section from the orig wheel.

It will! $44.85 is the price, just got a firm quote today.

 

[67catman]

Sure, make my "to do" list longer! My steering wheel has a separation that runs from approx. 12 o'clock to 2 o'clock. on the wheel. Can't wait for the new emblem and the trim ring!

 

[1967 S code]

Don, sounds like a good price. Will be looking for it in about four months.
Steven