Jaguar E-type 3.8 & 4.2 Series One Or Two "original" Steering Wheel Refinished! on 2040-parts.com
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Here is a Jaguar E-Type Series One or Two "Refinished" Wood Steering Wheel. "All ORIGINAL Wood". Out of a 1967 XKE. Refinished by a professional Wood Worker and Jaguar Enthusiast. The metal spokes have a polished satin finish, not an overpolished chrome appearance (if you prefer a chrome look just polish more with a tube of semichrome while watching your favorite movie). Very beautiful. 8 hours labor in restoration time starting with a very good wheel. Horn Push Assy not included. Ready for show or go! I have a Reproduction ($125.00) Horn Push Assys available for sale if you need one! See pictures. Is new. Feel Free To Ask Any Detail Questions.
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