grant steering wheel

Is there a special adapter for the chevy II or do all the chevrolet ones fit?
What do you guys like APC or Grant they both look the same, APC being cheaper

I'm using a grant wheel and adapter kit in my '72. It's seen both the standard '72 column, as well as a tilt unit from a '77 nova.

It was pulled from a mid 80's monte carlo, and was at one time on my '68 pickup. I'd imagine this single adapter fits most GM cars from the 60's, 70's, and into the 80's.

Hope this helps (but I know it doesn't answer your ? exactly).
FWIW, the adapter kits are under $20 around here.

I too use the adapter in my 71. The kit tells you which years it fits. It makes hooking up the horn very easy and reliable with the Grant GT wheels.

The 68 adapter is different than 69-72.

you need an adapter...I like my grant:D
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All GM columns from 69 to 94 use the same adapter.
Tim

Thanks guys, I bought one on ebay for 10 bucks, and the kit is 22 bucks at auto zone for a 66 Nova, I emailed grant and they gave me the part # I needed.
Thanks fellas, Mark

I have a Grant GT in my 77, but I cant seem to get both my turn signals to blink, one will one wont, after an alignment the opposite side blinked. Any1 else have this problem(Im thinking of just getting a black 2nd gen camaro wheel.)

Thanks guys, I bought one on ebay for 10 bucks, and the kit is 22 bucks at auto zone for a 66 Nova, I emailed grant and they gave me the part # I needed.
Thanks fellas, MarkYou got one for $10!!!Thats an awsome deal...mine cost $300:eek: Which one did you get?bm

The one I got for my 65 was 1/4" smaller diameter than the bowl. Called Grant and they said it was correct for the year. After more talking, the guy sent me the right one. Said I had the wrong year column in my car. My car has the factory column, but we got it figured out. Their customer service was great. Dave