Steering Wheel Adapter Ford 68-72

The MOMO Steering Wheel Adapter for Ford 68-72 is a precision hub assembly designed to bridge the gap between modern aftermarket steering wheels and classic Ford column shafts. Whether you're upgrading a 1968–1972 Ford Mustang with a period-correct racing wheel or restoring a vintage muscle car with contemporary controls, this adapter solves the mechanical incompatibility between MOMO wheel boss diameters and original equipment steering columns. It's an essential component for any enthusiast seeking improved ergonomics, better feedback, and a more refined driving experience without modifying the original column or wiring.

Constructed from lightweight aluminum with matte black trim accents, this hub adapter delivers durability without adding rotational mass—a critical consideration when upgrading steering feel and response. The adapter accepts MOMO wheel fitment and transfers torque directly to the OE column, maintaining all factory steering function while allowing you to install a custom wheel with superior grip and reduced diameter for quicker response. At just 1.65 pounds and measuring 4.5 x 4.4 x 5.4 inches, it integrates seamlessly into the factory steering column environment. The complete hardware kit included ensures a tool-and-fastener-ready installation, eliminating guesswork and potential fitment issues during assembly.

Classic car builders, Mustang restorers, and vintage race enthusiasts benefit most from this adapter, particularly those seeking to upgrade steering geometry without sacrificing originality or requiring expensive column modifications. Installation is straightforward for anyone with basic mechanical knowledge—remove the stock wheel, slide the adapter onto the column shaft, secure with included hardware, and mount your MOMO wheel. This adapter maintains factory airbag compatibility considerations on late-model installations and ensures safe, secure wheel retention. For Ford Mustang models spanning 1968–1972, it represents the most economical and reversible path to modern steering control and authentic motorsports aesthetics.