Customs Ultimate Steering Wheel Picture Thread

I can't decide...**clic pic**

 

15" Bell

 

My '64 Catalina 2+2 wheel.

 

Grant

 

Moon banjo in my 35


Pearled OEM for my 46 Olds, should go nicely with newly woodgrained dashboard

 

'37 Packard

 

My 1934 Ford original wheel

 

Early Nova

 

Does anyone know how much they charge to restore a wheel at Pearlcraft?

 

Genuine COVICO “Moon “ yellow special :

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'41 Chevy Deluxe "spinner" wheel in my '37 Chevy pickup

 

1950 Mercury

 

1940's Chris Craft boat steering wheel. Original paint. The horn button is 1935 Ford, I think.

 

This is a wood rimmed aluminum spoked aftermarket wheel from the 1920's. I think the rim is walnut.

 

Louie, is the top right wheel an NOS? No hub holes drilled in it. And look at all the other real old ones with four holes instead of the modern three!

 

Another saved for some unknown reason, what is it? REO? Stude? I used to know but have forgotten. Looks like wood but is not, lots of detail though...............

 

Cool '41 and '52 Studebaker wheels. I believe these were both accessory options for each respective year.

 

I need to work on the scale.

 

If you didn't have such a big hand it would look perfect!

 

1951 Oldsmobile in a 1951 Oldsmobile

 

'51 Chrysler Windsor, '52 Cad, '53 Chev, '48 Chev, '50-'52 Chev optional ...

 

Some wacky 70s wheel in a 61 oldsmobile 88 coupe in the foreground you can see the original wheel

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1950 Meteor

 

That looks like it's a wheel off a "regular" 57 Mercury, so if it's actually on a Turnpike, it's been swapped.
Turnpikes had a similar wheel, but it was flattened on top into more of an oblong shape for what I think was a styling feature. I read somewhere that it was intended to give better leg room, but that doesn't make sense because at normal "rest", the flattened section was at the top. I had two Turnpikes, both had the flattened wheel.
Both styles are cool, though.