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    I am wondering if anyone has used an adapter kit to use an aftermarket steering wheel witha 51 champion? thanks

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    I am pretty sure its different then the later cars. You can check
    the Grant website or send them an email to see if they carry it. My
    dad bought a '69 Avanti II years ago the steering wheel was actually
    falling apart. I helped it along by removing all the plastic to
    leave the inner hub/spline. Then we chose a steering wheel that we
    liked (later we realized it was too small - so chose wisely) and I
    used the original hub as an adapter by drilling holes for the Grant
    steering wheel to fit. Later, Grant started selling a Stude adapter.
    So if you can not find one, and your steering wheel its in REALLY bad
    shape like my dads was, you have another option.

    Tom

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      After you go through the hassel of removing the wheel measure the splines and their number. The later cars used 13/16" X 36 spline. Same as early GM power steering. Just for my curiousity and I might be able to steer you in the right direction to find the Grant numbers.

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