In a message dated 9/14/99 10:15:20 PM Central Daylight Time, james@xxxx writes: << When I bought my DeLorean in 1995, it had an aftermarket wheel on it, I replaced it witha facotry wheel and subsequently traded the wheel and adapter to Marty Maier here on the list. >> James, I've still got the adapter sitting right here on my desk, and the steering wheel is hanging up in the garage. I never really found a combination I liked better then the stock Delorean steering wheel. The after-market wheel I got from you is made by a company called "Grant". They make a lot of different after-market steering wheels in all size, shapes and colors. The adapter is also from Grant, but when I contacted Grant with the number stamped on the adapter ( also faxed them a drawing of the splines and taper on the steering shaft ) they told me they couldn't tell me what it was ( the number is a casting number, not a part number ) and they also said they couldn't find an adapter to match the steering shaft info I sent them. I truly think the "couldn't find a match" was actually more like "wouldn't spend the time to look " type of thing. Oh well, what do you do with companies like this ? I also contacted MOMO with the same info and got the same response of couldn't find an adapter to fit. I do think MOMO actually spent some time on their efforts though. One thing I did notice when playing with a few different style steering wheels, the stock Delorean unit really has a "deeper dish" to it then many after-market wheels. I found with most after-market units, I had to telescope the steering shaft out quite a ways so the wheel and your hands would clear the binnacle. Doing this exposed the steering shaft at the adapter base, thus not giving a very good appearance to the installed assembly. I know you can cover this up with boots or collars, but this still gives the appearance of an add-on. Like I said, I never was able to find anything I liked better then the stock Delorean wheel. Again, this is my personal opinion and I'm sure others feel differently. Maybe I just didn't find the "right" after-market wheel. Marty