Personal Wood Steering Wheel Brushed Silver Spoke 35cm (13.8inch) Diameter on 2040-parts.com
OSAKA, Japan
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Personal wood steering wheel brushed silver spoke 35cm (13.8inch) diameter. There are Clear has come off and crack. Please use the repair or rewound.
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