69 1969 Mustang Mach1 Boss Rimblow Rim Blow Woodgrain Steering Wheel Green on 2040-parts.com
Fincastle, Virginia, US
You are bidding on an original Green Deluxe Rimblow Woodgrain steering wheel for a 1969 Mustang Mach 1 Grande Boss 302 Boss 429
The wheel came from a project car that needs to be redone
The wheel has 1 minor crack in the woodgrain at the bottom as seen in the pics
The wheel has multiple plits and cracks as seen in the pics on the back.
Pad is in decent shape however looks to be black.
Please ask any questions before bidding.
Sold AS IS
Thanks and Good Luck
Suspension & Steering for Sale
69 1969 mustang mach1 boss rimblow rim blow woodgrain steering wheel green(US $74.28)
69 1969 mustang mach1 boss rimblow rim blow woodgrain steering wheel green(US $74.28)
69 1969 mustang mach1 boss rimblow rim blow woodgrain steering wheel green(US $74.28)
69 1969 mustang mach1 boss rimblow rim blow woodgrain steering wheel green(US $74.28)
69 1969 mustang mach1 boss rimblow rim blow woodgrain steering wheel green(US $74.28)
69 1969 mustang mach1 boss rimblow rim blow woodgrain steering wheel green(US $74.28)
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