1957 Thru 1962 Corvette Steering Wheel Roman Red Used Original With Hub Bell on 2040-parts.com
Edmonds, Washington, US
1957 thru 1962 Corvette Steering Wheel Roman Red
- Used
- Original
- with Hub and Bell
- Some Cracks
- Some Marring
- Restore to make mint or on a budget use as is
- Please look at Pictures
- Ask any questions if needed
- 17 INCH
- We also restore Steering Wheels
Adolfo Sandoval
ph. 1-206-683-5855
email adolfo at sandovalcorvettes.com
If you buy more than one product we will combine shipping, which will be more savings to you- another reason to buy from Sandoval Corvettes
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