CUSTOM WHEEL

I broke out some different options for the horn button of my custom steering wheel that I sourced from a fellow HAMBer. After trying a stock Buick wheel center that I happened to have in the garage, I progressed to using some of the custom embedment shift knobs that we make through our hotrodshiftknob.com businesss. I think I may be onto something.

ANOHER PIECE OF THE PUZZLE PURCHASED.

We went to the Lone Star Round Up this year as spectators, rather than vending our shift knobs as we have for the past four years. The weather and turnout were incredible. We had a great time and behold the folks from Brookville were there. I took the opportunity to purchase a '32 style dash board the roadster. It's the first part I've bought for the roadster since the custom steering wheel. I didn't snap a pic, but you can see the part on Brookville's site. I probably won't be purchasing more parts until my model T build progresses further.