Steering Wheel Identification

[Gary E]

In need of indetification of the attached image steering wheel.  It has a shift indicator on top of the column.

 

I've researched several vehicle makes and years without success.

Edited February 1, 2023 by Gary E (see edit history)

[rocketraider]

Looks like 1961 or 62 Chevrolet BelAir or Biscayne. Is the shift pattern PRNDL or PRNDG? PRNDG would be 61 with Turboglide transmission which wasn't offered in 62.

[Gunsmoke]

Looks like truck interior?

[rocketraider]

I think the whole column got transplanted into this vehicle.

[64avanti]

11 hours ago, rocketraider said:

I think the whole column got transplanted into this vehicle.

I agree. Notice the standard transmission floor shifter to the right. Also the column appears to be partially covering a gauge. So identifying the vehicle it's in won't help.

 

Unfortunately, I am no help as to what it came out of.

[Gary E]

12 hours ago, rocketraider said:

Looks like 1961 or 62 Chevrolet BelAir or Biscayne. Is the shift pattern PRNDL or PRNDG? PRNDG would be 61 with Turboglide transmission which wasn't offered in 62.

You've hit it.  It looks to be a '62 Biscayne wheel.  

 

Thanks a ton.  Yu da man!

Edited February 1, 2023 by Gary E (see edit history)

[Gary E]

11 hours ago, rocketraider said:

I think the whole column got transplanted into this vehicle.

Yes it did.  It's in a WWII militay Dodge WC 12 that I'm about to rescue.

[John348]

They probably just wanted the column for the internally wired turn signal switch