Can someone ID the truck or steering wheel

[Geoff Weeks]

I am looking for a steering wheel like in this picture. The dish of the spokes and the horn button are different than the common knock-off jeep steering wheel.
Everything down to the turn signal switch is identical to the one in my K-7.
I've heard these called "military steering wheels".

https://www.dreamstime.com/stock-photo-vintage-military-vehicle-steering-wheel-interior-closeup-army-off-road-car-retro-war-auto-usa-history-close-up-image98152632

[Jeff Lakaszcyck]

Geoff that is one of the WW2 military Dodges, either the 3/4 ton WC51/52 4x4 or WC62/63 6x6. However the steering wheel is not original, or at least the center isn't, and I don't know what it is from, perhaps a newer military vehicle.

[Geoff Weeks]

My '42 (made in late '41) has the exact same wheel and turnsignal switch.. I have been told that vehicles made for the military (ww2) vintage all had the non-stock (civil type) wheel. I don't know, but I am looking for another. I'll say one thing, they lasted alot better then the OEM has.

[Tony Bullard]

Or did someone place an oil can in the hollow steering shaft. LOL

[Geoff Weeks]

IDK, I still haven't managed to release the horn button to find out! Compared to the wheel on my '48 this one has aged much better, almost no defects in the 80 some odd years. It is why I am looking for one to replace the OEM one on the '48, which is down to the metal in some places and the horn button is gone.

[Tony Bullard]

Dodge WC 62, 63

[Tony Bullard]

Here's one, Geoff. https://www.2040-parts.com/military-...l-nos-i825110/

[Geoff Weeks]

Here's one, Geoff. https://www.2040-parts.com/military-...l-nos-i825110/

Nope completely different, more like the civil one. Mine has metal spokes and all metal hub. But thanks.

[Geoff Weeks]

Any ideas on the wheel Mfg? I tried Sheller and Sheller-Globe with no luck