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10-29-2006 #1
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Looking for steering wheel ideas
Hey all,
I always thought I'd get a Grant Elite GT wheel, either the 3 spoke (model 739) or the 4 (model 742), but now that it's time to purchase it I find myself wondering if there is anything that I might like better out there.
I've looked through most of the GT catalog but are there other wheel makers out there that make some nice looking wheels for my 1st gen?
Car is red exterior with black interior. Can seem some pics in my sig though I need to upload more current interior pics.
Thanks
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10-29-2006 #2
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10-30-2006 #3
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I bought a nice factory wheel at Charlotte's Good Guys Show.
Its a 4spoke pre airbag, black with SS emblem on the horn button.
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I just put a MOMO air metal wheel in my 68 it fits nice and looks good to boot.
http://momousa.com/products.php?subcat=5&group=91Justin, 68 Camaro Update:5 speed is in and neighbors are pissed!
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I have a Grant Evolution Wheel. Looks great and they come in color combos to match many cars. They even have several Black/Red combos.
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I used a Lecarra, pics in my pt garage. (aka shameless plug to go look at my pt garage!) Seriously, install/adapter fit nice and matches up the stock column nicely. I think Lecarra's have a more finished look than the Grants. (IMO) -Dan
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I am considering these 2 from Sparco:
http://www.sparcousa.com/psteering_street.asp?id=288
http://www.sparcousa.com/psteering_street.asp?id=4741968 Camaro widebody project
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