Steering wheel identification

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camperco
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Steering wheel identification

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One of our customers has this lovey Nardi wheel in his ‘73E.

Another customer is very keen that we find one for his car. Anyone know the model name ? Or where we might find one?Image
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Re: Steering wheel identification

Post by Lightweight_911 »

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They don't really have a model name as such - they were produced in the '70's/early '80's in either 365mm or (less common) 390mm diameters & with either clear satin or black anodised spokes.

There is usually a selection on ebay at any given time with prices typically in the £150-£200 price range for wheels in good condtion.

Here's an example:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226384776546 ... ondition=4

A 'period' Nardi Porsche boss & hb typically takes longer to find ... easiest solution is often to use a Momo boss + a thin Momo --> Nardi adapter.


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Re: Steering wheel identification

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Thanks for your help Andy. The hub is really nice and as you say will take some tracking down.
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