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And Mark, same goes for your back dated car. I really enjoyed reading about it more in the last issue of the Esses. David, that’s a good idea about an adaptor… I’ll have to give it some thought. There are no chunks missing from the hub. There is a hole machined in one end (looks factory made) which I assume is for horn wiring or something. The photos distorted it a little but there is no damage to the hub at all. Just some very minor paint chipped off in a couple small spots at the bottom edge of the base end. My friend told me it came off an early 911 and I matched up the splines with the original OEM wheel that came in my ’69 E and they look to be a match. I’ll take my Prototipo and newish/later momo hub out of my car this coming weekend and make sure it fits the early steering column… 
