Morris Minor Owners Club

Will a banjo style wheel fit a later 67 model ?

Yes, no problem, it's a straight fit, I have one on my 1970 traveller, I think they look better.

Martyn

Me too
Most I’ve seen on eBay etc are a bit scruffy though
Not sure how to refurbish

You can buy them already refurbished:
https://www.morrisminorspares.com/steer ... d-p1238556
Regards
Declan

Yep Seen that Declan
I can’t run to that at the moment
I wouldn’t mind getting a knackered one and trying to refurb my self if it’s structurally sound
I will keep my eyes open

Declan_Burns wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 9:14 am You can buy them already refurbished:
https://www.morrisminorspares.com/steer ... d-p1238556
Regards
Declan

Maybe this is my taste but this particular wheel looks much better - https://www.morrisminorspares.com/steer ... ge-p831405

By the way, those two beauties in your signature are looking A-amazing!=)

They are easy and fun to refurbish, provided the structure is ok

Hi,
I repaired mine (and if I can do it anyone can! )
Mine is a Series 2 wheel 'marbled effect' wheel, the later black banjo's should be even easier, as you can cover your repairs with several coats of Halfords satin black and then (once it has hardened, probably over the period of a week) polish it up with Autosol polish. See links below:

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=71179&hilit=steering+wheel

https://www.googleadservices.com/pagead ... xBn&adurl=

Before painting you will also need to give the steering wheel a wipe with thinners to make sure it is completely grease free.
You may also like to use a grey plastic primer spray paint.
At some point I think I need to get hold of a late banjo to refurbish myself, so I can experiment........
Best wishes,
Mike.