63 1963 Corvette Stingray Riverside Red Real Steering Wheel Never Cracked/fixed on 2040-parts.com
Rockford, Illinois, US
This is a completely original 1963 Corvette Riverside Red steering wheel which has never been cracked or repaired in any way .
It is not bent nor has it been straightened .
Color is uniform and vivid throughout .
Grain shows wear , more at left than right as is typical .
There is no corrosion on the spokes .
There are several small nicks and scuffs , worst is featured in a close-up (this is very minor).
This should be an ideal item for a survivor/driver .
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