Mga Competition Wood Rim Wheel-segmented Mahogany Lempert Mfg on 2040-parts.com
Pulaski, Wisconsin, United States
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Original Competition wood steering wheels for the MGA are no longer available. This is a reproduction wheel built to exacting original specs and standards by Mike Lempert. You can find him and his steering wheels on the internet and they are the best made--likely better made than the original factory wheel. This one is not like the beechwood replicas but rather made as the early originals with a solid segmented mahogany rim. It is absolutely stunning!!! Ready now for that special Holiday gift to yourself or loved one. |
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