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Does anyone know what year/make steering wheel will interchange w/ the one on my '39 Century? Thanks.

Hello Derek, thanks for the suggestion, but what I need is the horn ring, which is pot metal & missing large pieces. As it is now the horn is inoperable. Jerry.

Thanks Derek, I see he does have one listed now & it looks great. However I'm not restoring the car, just enjoying it & that level of quality is beyond my budget. I'll just keep looking for something useable. Jerry.

Hello all, I have a 1939 Century w/a banjo wheel. The horn ring is trashed & I need to either replace it or install a different steering wheel & ring. Thanks.

After submitting negative feedback twice, E-bay changed me back to the old format. Either they listen or didn't want to hear any more complaints.

I don't have the numbers, but according to Hollander the '39 series 40 has a 16" X 5", 5 on 5". Series 60 has a 15" X 5", 5 on 5". Series 90 has a 16" X 5", 5 on 5 1/2". All are disc type wheels. Hope this helps.

Try Kanter @ www.kanter.com. I've used them for my '66 Delta. They have a good selection. Good luck.

From your description, it sounds as if the problem is more w/ the brakes. Check the front shoes/pads & drums/rotors for wear, adjustment & round. Kanter & Fusick are good sources for brake & front end parts. Good luck.

Depends on where you are, each state has their own requirements. Contact your DMV & follow their directions. Good luck.

Hello all. I've just acquired a '39 Buick Century in Alpharetta, Ga. & need it transported to Henderson, Nv. Can anyone here recommend a reliable shipper? Thanks, Jerry.

My thanks to both of you. I've just struck a deal for the car. If you find yourselves in Vegas look me up for your finders fees. Jerry. On a serious note, can you recommend a good shipper? I'm looking now but would like to use someone w/ a history. Thanks again.

Am interested. Still have? Any info/pics?

Hello Tim, Your jetaway is completley different from the powerglide & is the TH 300. Good luck with it. Jerry.