Grant 3294 Installation Kit

Fit well. Installed on a '66 Mustang, design hasn't changed in a few decades, if it ain't broke, don't change it.

purchased to put a new wheel on a 1965 Ford Ranchero. This is the one. Looks great. It’s a grant product. They’re always good.

Made installing the Grant steering wheel very easy

Worked but with some modification

My horn works well now

I bought these battery terminals because when storing my car I always disconnect my cables and it was a pain to find a wrench to remove the old terminals every time but with these easy to remove terminals it makes my life so much easier I 100% recommend these to any one

In order to work for my 1968 B-Body mopar GTX/satellite/charger, this requires modification using a grinding wheel and the horn button sounds the horns when there is even the slightest bump n the road. Until I take it apart and surgically modify it to work, I am in the habit of faking that I am constantly waving to friends when it suddenly goes off. Kind of funny when you are waving every 5 - 10 seconds to people in the other lane. Guess the people behind me either think I'm very popular or nuts.Grant has been making horn buttons for so long and have sold millions of steering wheels and horn buttons - why can't a company provide quality instructions AND a link to a short 4 minute video showing how these fit on the respective steering column - a video for a 57 chevy; 69 camaro; 68 Charger, etc. etc. These are very cheaply made and will work, but the company made a one-piece fits all applications choice to cut corners. I own 2 of their steering wheels/horn buttons, one for Ford, the other Mopar. The Mopar one definitely is not going to work without some creative tinkering. They could put an intern up to making video shorts for different styles of column that would cost almost nothing and take very little time, saving customers hours of frustration in some cases. But they choose not to. That's lame in my opinion.

Bought for my 69 Bronco, wheel adapter worked for mounting the wheel. Horn didn’t work properly. Hooked up a separate switch for horn