Re: For the love of Steering Wheels.....
Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2019 3:03 pm
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Looking at the picture of your wheel again, I noticed that the fasteners attaching it to the hub appear to be hex-headed bolts which is almost an exclusive feature of Personal/Nardi wheels.
The horn button also looks like an early Porsche-crested Nardi/Personal button (any markings on its rear ?)
In addition, the pattern of the mounting holes (with the 2 top holes at 11 & 1 o'clock) is that used by Personal/Nardi as opposed to that used by Momo, etc which has the top hole at 12 o'clock.
So, my guess would be that it's a 'Personal' wheel - by that stage I think they used a painted or 'transfer' logo on the bottom front of the lower spoke rather than the earlier engraved logo so you might still be able to see the outline/shadow in certain lights if you look closely.
Also if you remove it from the hub you should find some part numbers ...
Looking at the picture of your wheel again, I noticed that the fasteners attaching it to the hub appear to be hex-headed bolts which is almost an exclusive feature of Personal/Nardi wheels.
The horn button also looks like an early Porsche-crested Nardi/Personal button (any markings on its rear ?)
In addition, the pattern of the mounting holes (with the 2 top holes at 11 & 1 o'clock) is that used by Personal/Nardi as opposed to that used by Momo, etc which has the top hole at 12 o'clock.
So, my guess would be that it's a 'Personal' wheel - by that stage I think they used a painted or 'transfer' logo on the bottom front of the lower spoke rather than the earlier engraved logo so you might still be able to see the outline/shadow in certain lights if you look closely.
Also if you remove it from the hub you should find some part numbers ...
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