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01-18-2009, 02:28 PM
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For what it is worth, I picked up a Black leather LeCarra steering wheel (w/the silver spokes). Looks very nice. Will install in spring. The only downside is that the black leather they wrap the wheel in is a lighter (more gray) color than the black used on the factory horn button and foam wheel grip.
It mounts to the stock hub perfectly though, so I'm pleased with the steering wheel. Now...if someone wants to give me some $$$ for the Covan's gauges.... hehehehe. EDIT: Judging by where the leather is stitched on the wheel (about 5 o'clock position), I *believe* the LeCarra wheel is what is used on the YearOne Bandit cars.
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