1964 Jaguar S? Type 61 - 64 Steering Wheel Assy. From Right Hand Drive Jag, Nice on 2040-parts.com
Deerfield Beach, Florida, US
1964 Jaguar S? Type fits 61 - 64, Steering Wheel Assy. Removed from a right hand drive Jaguar, NICE CONDITION with few imperfections (pictured with a knife blade) Very solid, rust / rot free.
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