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| Re: [GMCnet] Mystery Steering Wheel, can you ID it? [message #219398 is a reply to message #219373] |
Wed, 21 August 2013 07:19  |
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I went to the local men's mall to get mine. Found the one I wanted in the
row of GMC/Chevy trucks/vans. Came back and told the dude with the tools
what I wanted. He came back with a Chevy wheel. I said "got to be GMC" so he
trekked back through the mud and swapped out the cap.
Happy camper left.
I painted the rim a dark gray. Mine wasn't leather wrapped but just all
foam. The paint (actually gray undercoat) held up for quite a while except
where my belt buckle touched. So I lightly sprayed there once a year.
Yes, eBay is a good source or go to a rally where someone will be selling
some.
Byron Songer
Louisville, KY
Leland L Garland wrote:
> I have the identical wheel -- took it off an earlier model Safari van
> (just like an Astro except for trim and steering wheel).
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> On 8/20/2013 1:43 PM, David Orders wrote:
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>> This wheel is on my Palm Beach and a friend wants one like it. Any idea what
>> it is from?
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>> http://www.oarsllc.com/SteeringWheel.JPG
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