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I haven't checked it out completely but the nut that holds the steering wheel on the Chev CMP seems to be an oddity and I believe to be the same as the CCKW which appears to be the same as Dodge WC and I think M37 and who knows how many others. These are tubular shafts but I would imagine the U/C had a solid shaft. However: To approach the question from a different angle perhaps you could give a description of the original example in your possession and see if it compares with anything else out there. David
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Just checked my Canadian built Mk II. It appears to be standard 3/4 - 16 NF with 60 degree threads. The manuals show that there is a different steering box for British units.
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I think all 3 steering boxes (Canadian, Brit, and Australian) all take the same nut.
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