Audi Allroad Steering Wheel on 2040-parts.com
Boise, Idaho, US
This is a green steering wheel with air bag from a 2001 Audi allroad. It has radio functions and paddle shifters. The paddle on the right side is a little loose but still functions. This item is used and from 2001 being sold as is. Any questions, please ask. The shipping is 20.00 due to the heavy weight. Thanks
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