1946-48 Lincoln Continental Steering Wheel W/horn Ring Emblem Nice 1013 on 2040-parts.com
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1946-48 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL STEERING WHEEL W/HORN RING EMBLEM NICE 1013
HORN RING HAS A NICE SHINE....SOME TINY PITTING
NICE EMBLEM....SOME LIGHT SCRATCHES
VERY NICE WHEEL WITH A FEW NICKS MAINLY ON THE BACK SIDE
A FEW SMALL CRACKS ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE WHEEL....SEE PICS
VERY NICE WHEEL.....NOT PERFECT
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