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Aftermarket Steering Wheels
- Thread starter bkasl
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Hi Brent,
There are a number of steering wheels that could fit as long as you can get a boss kit. The best would have to be Moto Lita (UK), but you will pay BIG dollars, I have a Mountney (UK) on mine. Both offer many options. If you want a nice leather feel Moto Lita wheels are very well made.
Regards, Robin.
There are a number of steering wheels that could fit as long as you can get a boss kit. The best would have to be Moto Lita (UK), but you will pay BIG dollars, I have a Mountney (UK) on mine. Both offer many options. If you want a nice leather feel Moto Lita wheels are very well made.
Regards, Robin.
skywords
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I have a Series I with the stock wheel and a Series II with an aftermarket wheel /wood grip aluminum spokes (came with the car). My wife loves it, I hate it. The oringinal is about 1.5" larger in Diameter, makes a world of difference. Rootes paid very smart engineers with pocket protectors and slip sticks to engineer the steering in these cars. They achieved one of the most delightfully nimble automobiles ever made. Why change that? I will buy your stock wheel for a very fair price if it is in good shape.
If I were to buy a aftermarket wheel I would buy from SS /Rick will make sure you get one that works.
Rick
If I were to buy a aftermarket wheel I would buy from SS /Rick will make sure you get one that works.
Rick