Buy 360 Steering Wheel Quick Release Disconnect Hub IMCA in Boone, Iowa, United States, for US $30.45

Condition:New Brand:MWD Manufacturer Part Number:178

This auction is for a new aluminum pull style steering wheel quick release. It has a hex steel mandrel with a 3/4" bore. Fits most aftermarket 3 hole steering wheels.

This item is now anodized black.

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