68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 Camaro Ss Steering Wheel El Camino Chevelle Nova Ls6 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
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You are buying a 69-79 Camaro SS Black 4 bar steering wheel 14" runs straight, No cuts or damage, grain shows little wear but Not smooth & Not sticky,great wheel for a driver,complete with horn hardware and NO broken tabs on cap.. This wheel will fit most everything GM 55-94 cars & Chevy & GMC trucks will not fit most Corvairs and telescopic columns.BUYER to pay 15.00 for shipping to 48 states.I will ship out of the USA buyer to pay the actual shipping charge. Check out my other steering wheels I have on Ebay.
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