68 Camaro Deluxe Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Florence, Kentucky, US
You are viewing a deluxe steering removed from my 68 Camaro. The wheel basically being sold for parts. The center section is complete and free of damage and ready to be restored. The outer wheel has many cracks and in my opinion is not worthy of repair. Original color of the wheel is blue.
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