Spline wise, Nearly all mopar steering wheels are interchangeable from the mid/late 50's to the early 90's (and perhaps beyond into the airbag era). However, in 1970 when the steering columns were increased in diameter to accommodate a column mounted ignition switch the diameter at the base of the steering wheels was enlarged to match. You can still use these wheels but you may have funkiness with the turn signal switch cancelling mechanism. Also, many AMC cars from the mid 60's to late 70's have the same column spline as well. (there may be other years that work but these are the only ones I've tried personally) The color keyed AMC sport wheel can sometimes be had inexpensively. However the turn signal cancelling mechanism won't work but can be modified so they will work. Whatever you buy, try to find a complete of one as possible since often the horn buttons (for Mopar Woodgrain and AMC sport wheels) are often sold for as much as the bare wheels themselves. And there are always universal types like Grant, Momo, Nardi, Mooneyes, etc.. In these cases try to buy complete with adapter if possible due to costs of adapters by themselves.
