Isotta Steering Wheel Meg Ii Black Carbon 13 In 330 Mm And Flaming River Adapter on 2040-parts.com
Brazoria, Texas, US
Up for auction is a Isotta Steering Wheel Meg II Black Carbon 13 in 330 mm and Flaming River Center Cap and Adapter. I am selling for my grandfather. All the parts are in mint condition. I don't believe he ever installed the steering wheel or adapter. If he did it was only for short amount of time. I am willing to sell them seperate if you are in need on a single piece(I.E just the steering wheel)(I.E just the adapter). I believe the adapter is a Flaming River Adapter Tapered 5/6 Bolt FR Chevy or Ford Column. If you have any questions please feel free to email me.
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