WTB 62 steering wheel, turn signal switch lever

[corleykj]

Location

United States

I have a 62 fj40 and am looking for some various parts. I need a steering wheel, I assume a 36 spline (not concerned with condition) and possibly. Turn signal switch and lever.
Thanks in advance.

Other things I am looking for...
FD knob
4x4 indicator light

Thanks.

 

[corleykj]

Bump for early fj40 parts- I still need a 36 spline steering wheel, turn signal switch, fd knob and 4x4 indicator light.

Thanks.

 

[ClemsonCruiser]

I have a steering wheel, it isn't in very good condition with multiple cracks but if you are interested shoot me a PM.

also the turn signal switch it still available from Toyota I believe, part number #84310-60010

HTH
JP

 

[corleykj]

Just received a steering wheel from Clemson and bought a horn button. Unfortunately the horn button is for a later year. So I still am looking for a horn button.

 

[Old Red]

Not mine, just passing this along. Looks like the bidding could get steep, though. Currently at 2 bucks!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-Toyota...Parts_Accessories&hash=item3383479c3d&vxp=mtr

 

[nuclearlemon]

yeah, but the shipping is along the lines of specter at $14+

 

[corleykj]

I was watching this horn button yesterday but it was above my price range right now...I watched it pass $40 and I quit thinking of bidding. Thanks for keeping me in the loop though. I can go without a center piece to the steering wheel for a while, I just need to keep my eyes on the classifieds and find one for a reasonable price before someone else.

 

[lowenbrau]

Probably old news but I just tripped across this photo today in my search for an affordable replacement wheel for my 1966. Lots of parts in common from forklifts to Cruisers.

 

[Bear]

Restored forklift in a museum--where?

 

[middlecalf]

I bought my OEM coil from a forklift company. The part number cross correlated to their inventory just using google. But that’s the only time I’ve had that happen. I wonder if there is a better cross-reference system for common parts between the two?

 

[lowenbrau]

Restored forklift in a museum--where?

a Google search brought me to a Pinterest page. A museum, for sure. Does anyone remember a photo floating around the net of a forklift with 40 series hood and fenders on the back?