Original Red The Club For Trucks Suvs Anti Theft Steering Wheel Lock With Key on 2040-parts.com
Branson, Missouri, United States
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Vintage The CLUB for Trucks STEERING WHEEL LOCK The CLUB steering wheel lock has been on the market since 1983 and has prevented countless car thefts. The theory behind the Club is that if you can't steer the car, it cannot be stolen. The club wraps around the steering wheel and prevents it from moving, which makes the car much harder to steal. This is the longer version of the Original Club designed for bigger trucks and SUVs. It Extends a maximum of 21 inches between the hooks. Total length adjustable from 29.75 to 41.25 inches. Construction - Steel with a red rubber protective coating. Condition is VERY GOOD. Comes with key as shown. Thank You for your interest. We ship FAST! |
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