1962-62 Chevy Belair/biscayne Steering Wheel 17" on 2040-parts.com
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States
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THIS IS AN ORIGINAL 17 INCH 1962 BELAIR/BISCAYNE STEERING WHEEL, HORN BAR, HORN CAP, AND CANCELLING CAM. IT HAS BEEN PAINTED A LIGHT METALLIC SILVER BLUE(LIKE EARLY PONTIAC ENGINE PAINT). PAINT IS VERY GOOD. IT HAS SOME HAIR LINE CRACKS, AS CAN BE SEEN IN PICTURES. CHROME HAS SOME MINOR PITS, BUT IS VERY SHINY. HORN CAP IS VERY NICE. IT IS READY TO BOLT ON. NOT SHOW QUALITY, BUT IS A VERY GOOD DAILY DRIVER WHEEL. ALL SALES ARE FINAL, SOLD AS IS. SHIPPING RATES ARE TO LOWER 48 STATES ONLY, WILL SHIP TO OTHER LOCATIONS BUT BUYER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR EXTRA SHIPPING FEE. THANKS MIKE. |
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