1966 Shelby Gt350 Wood Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, US
1966 Shelby GT350 Wood Steering Wheel. This is a reproduction of the original over the counter Shelby Steering Wheel you could buy and the Ford Dealership. Made in Europe. Virtually identical to the NOS one I sold recently.
Suspension & Steering for Sale
Mg - (mga, mgb, mg, midget?) right front armstrong shock absorber - straight arm(US $98.00)
Nos 1964 1965 ford fairlane idler arm bushing moog k-8139(US $10.00)
Nos 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 ford galaxie custom 500 pitman arm moog k-8145(US $30.00)
Porsche 911/912 pair rear suspension spring plates/torsion bar covers-1965-1968(US $100.00)
M35, 2.5 ton drag link (spring, cups, etc...) 10897161, 2530-00-930-1965 nos(US $136.00)
Chevrolet 1955 - 1957, ball joint take up kits (2), old stock in perfect shape!(US $20.00)
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