Another banjo wheel question

[Keith True]

Somebody put a banjo wheel in my 35,I don't like the thing.I want to go to the stock wheel.Am I right in assuming I will need a different light switch/horn rod?The only catalog I have is Joe's,and I only see a 32 rod listed there.

[Ray Balukas]

Keith, I may have a 37 Horn rod,not sure if its the same as a 35. Let me know and Ill look for it. Ray

[oldandtired]

Ray...The 37 horn rod will not interchange with a 35 if using a 35 steering wheel. The 35 horn button end is significantly larger in diameter.

[Don Rogers]

Please post a photo of existing banjo wheel and horn button.

[DavidG]

As Don is suggesting, it will depend on the vintage of the steering wheel. If it is the '36 version, the horn/light switch rod is the same as that used on '35s with the possible exception of the color of the plastic.

[Keith True]

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This is the setup I have,and want to get away from.

[johndee138]

I have a stock 35/6 standard wheel I'll swap with you. I'll even throw some boot $ in ,just to be fair! The switch/horn will work with this wheel

[Don Rogers]

You can use your existing horn rod and turn it 90 degrees. If you really want a correct 35 steering wheel, then it needs to look like the attached photos. 35 wheels had extra ridges while 36 wheels did not.

[Keith True]

Thanks Don.This car has been through too many fix ups over the years to worry about correctness.The later style would be fine for me.Somebody has offered to buy me a new repro wheel for the wheel I have now.I told him the spokes feel a little loose in the hub,he just said yes,I figured they would be.He seems to know how to deal with it.