1951-1953 Lincoln Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Acton, California, United States
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for sale is a 1951-1953 Lincoln Steering Wheel. The wheel is original and has not
been restored. It is N.O.S. The horn button is original. All of the chrome on the wheel has been re-plated. This
steering wheel has been restored by the professionals at Koch's. Their telephone
number is (661)-268-1341. Call if you have any questions. |
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