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: What's this steering wheel (Pics) redlines4us Sep 13th, 03, 02:16 AM I've had a steering wheel exactly like this hanging in my garage for 15 years. Can anyone tell me what car it's originally from? I think it would look good on my Camaro. Thanks! Bill http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/auction/Sep/20039137053226483496162.jpg Thanks! Bill Jonesy Sep 13th, 03, 02:21 AM Looks like an aftermarket wheel to me. redlines4us Sep 13th, 03, 02:34 AM I was thinking maybe it was an aftermarket, but wasn't quite sure. Thanks! Bill RamJam Sep 13th, 03, 05:57 PM Yeh, that's what it is. They were a popular item in the 70's. 69-Z11Pacer Sep 14th, 03, 10:02 AM I know for sure. That picture is from my EBay auction!! (the car is sold by the way...) It is a Grant steering wheel... it's just an aftermarket wheel, but it is nicely manufactured. Here's the product link on Grant's site: Grant Wheel #213 (http://www.grantproducts.com/grant.fm$retrieve?seqnum=117411&html=grantdetail) [ 09-14-2003, 06:53 PM: Message edited by: 69-Z11Pacer ] redlines4us Sep 14th, 03, 12:30 PM Yes, that is a picture from your auction. Now I know exactly what I have. Thanks guys!! graemlins/thumbsup.gif redlines4us Sep 14th, 03, 02:15 PM After further examination of my steering wheel, I noticed that the wood is starting to crack and seperate. If anyone has a wheel like this to sell that has good wood and chrome, please email me at: 1969camaro@charter.net Thanks! Bill P.S. I'll also be posting a want ad in that section for a wheel like this. I'll consider either a 15" or a 13-1/2" wheel. IROC-T Sep 15th, 03, 10:08 AM Originally posted by redlines4us: After further examination of my steering wheel, I noticed that the wood is starting to crack and seperate. If anyone has a wheel like this to sell that has good wood and chrome, please email me at: 1969camaro@charter.net Thanks! Bill P.S. I'll also be posting a want ad in that section for a wheel like this. I'll consider either a 15" or a 13-1/2" wheel. You could recondision the one you have if it's not to bad. Try a little colored wood filler on the bad cracks,and then (after dried and sanded)use a 50/50 solution of lindseed oil and mineral spirits on the wood,this will penitrate and swell the wood back to normal. May have to sand a little more,and finish withsome good wood wax. T. :cool: PS. If the wheel gets sticky you have used to much oil,just wipe it down with more spirits and let it dry. | ||