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Rancho Cucamonga, California, US
ANTIQUE RARE 1930S-1950S ORIGINAL FULTON ACCESSORY STEERING-SPINNER-SUICIDE KNOB, US $9.99, image 1 ANTIQUE RARE 1930S-1950S ORIGINAL FULTON ACCESSORY STEERING-SPINNER-SUICIDE KNOB, US $9.99, image 2 ANTIQUE RARE 1930S-1950S ORIGINAL FULTON ACCESSORY STEERING-SPINNER-SUICIDE KNOB, US $9.99, image 3 ANTIQUE RARE 1930S-1950S ORIGINAL FULTON ACCESSORY STEERING-SPINNER-SUICIDE KNOB, US $9.99, image 4
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ANTIQUE ORIGINAL FULTON STEERING KNOB
 This antique steering knob was made in the U.S.A. by Fulton. Fulton is stamped into the mounting clamp. This steering knob is in good vintage condition. The base shines nice with no rust or chips and has a nice patina. Look at the pictures. The knob itself is a beautiful caramel color with some darker veins to give it a marbled affect. This steering knob is solid and smooth.  It spins as it should without any play or tightness. Complete with its original mounting clamp and screw. This is an antique steering knob from the past and not a reproduction. Look closely at the pictures for the condition as they are part of the description.This steering knob is in good condition but it's an antique so you may see a flaw here and there so it is being Sold as is. Once again look closely at the pictures for the condition.
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