weak shoulders

[Charlie Stephens]

Originally Posted by wingski

Now here’s a weird question. I’m 73 and have lots of damage to both of my shoulders from wrestling, racing, and being stupid. I’m very concerned about even driving my ’29 cabriolet. That steering is stiff as all get out, and I’ve really got to watch it while using my right hand to turn that wheel. I know I’m going to have to put a squirrel knob on the steering wheel, but I don’t want to mess it up with clamp marks. Have any of you with shoulder problems found out that you couldn’t drive your A without doing more damage to your shoulders?

I am also 73. I would go with the steering from Randy Gross, (714) 292-8660, [email protected] Add your general location to your profile and maybe someone can recommend someone to install it.

Charlie Stephens

[wingski]

Thanks Charlie, I still do all my own work because I love the challenge. There are just certain things I can't do anymore. But hey, I find another way. It might be slow, but it gets done. Turning a door knob and cranking on a steering wheel are two big no-no's.

[Charlie Stephens]

Originally Posted by wingski

Thanks Charlie, I still do all my own work because I love the challenge. There are just certain things I can't do anymore. But hey, I find another way. It might be slow, but it gets done. Turning a door knob and cranking on a steering wheel are two big no-no's.

Send him the parts from your unit that he needs and get the complete assembly back. I had the opportunity to visit his shop (garage) and he showed me what he was doing. I think for the amount of work he puts into the assemblies I would buy a complete one rather than try to duplicate it. Of course I am saying this not knowing your skills or what equipment you have available.

Charlie Stephens