Can anyone identify this steering column/wheel?
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With the padded center and floating horn pad, looks like a '74-78 C-body type wheel. If it was for a B-body Charger SE, it would be '76-'78 for a tilt wheel. Might look in the order guides at www.hamtramck-historical.com for illustrations.
CBODY67
CBODY67
3C's & a D?
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Looks like a coloured Newport castle. Fuselages were simply gold, so I would guess formal Newport 74-78.
That is a rim blow wheel.
GregG48203
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The wheel center is evidently from a mid to late seventies Dodge, as this photo from a '76 Aspen exemplifies (upside down):
thethee
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This looks identical to what's in my 1975 Imperial, with the exception of the missing center emblem.
This is from the 1970 Monaco/ Polara accessory book. Not the same horn pad. Still looking.
thethee
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This is the best pic I have of it right now. If you're squeamish about wiring, look away!
Thanks for this and all the others who took time to reply. That tilt is different you can tell by the Imperial logo on the center of the steering wheel as well as its telescopic.This is the best pic I have of it right now. If you're squeamish about wiring, look away!
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Still not 100% certain but I'm pretty sure the column I have is out of a Fourth generation Dodge Charger 1975-1978. Wish I could find a pic online to compare but I guess they weren't too popular lol.
mopar preferred
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The wheel is from a 1976 or so Dodge Charger SE; the one that looks like a Cordoba.
The center emblem in the pad is Dodge. Depending on the length, it could be Charger SE/Magnum, Aspen, Monaco or Royal Monaco. Pretty "standard" tilt wheel & column. It is NOT rim-blow.
chrysler_fan
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1974 tilt and tele wheel was the 1971 - 1974 version that format (looks like Chrysler center trim piece) is for 1975 through perhaps 1978
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