2 Vintage Plastic "bikini Babe" Steering Wheel Covers 50's/60's Era on 2040-parts.com
Kerrville, Texas, US
A great vintage auto accessory from the Old Man's garage!
Two plastic steering wheel covers from Western Products Co. One is red the other is clear.
The clear one is still in the original package, but the package is brittle with age and has suffered some damage. The red one is in a plastic cover my Dad made for it. Please review pics carefully.
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