Dino Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
East Hanover, New Jersey, US
used 13.5" Dino steering wheel off boat. dirty with a few scrapes (visible in picture). grey in color/aluminum frame. Wheel only as pictured. Center cap included, but pops out. A dab of silicone should hold it. no key way/nut included*
shipping will be $9
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