From 1964-1967, Mustang steering columns consisted of a solid shaft to the steering gear, support collar and bearing, turn signal switch, steering wheel, and a series of rubber grommets at the bottom.

01. Cracks in our 1968 steering wheel were 1/4- to 3/8-inch wide. The hard plastic is reinforced with a steel insert. See All 16 Photos ...

Mustang II introduced available power rack-and-pinion steering. Those that had it were given a 15-inch wheel instead of the standard 16-incher.

We're going to fix that by converting the Mustang to a Steeroids rack-and-pinion system from Speed Direct ($1,817.95; PN 84525). This kit uses a GM center take-off rack that does not need any ...

By 1899, the steering wheel fever expanded to the U.S., where Packard introduced it on one of its models. By the time the Model T arrived, this little piece of hardware was an essential part of ...