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    1. #1
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      Billet Steering Wheel Manufacturers / Options

      I am looking for a nice wheel that compliments my interior. My interior is "updated" with ProCar seats and rear covers and billet handles, but still has a "nostalgic" feel. A lot of the wheels I see are too modern looking for what I think will compliement the interior:



      Any recommendations? So far I have been looking at Billet Specialties and Budnik.

      Thanks,

      Phil

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      Also Billet Specialties and Budnik make billet/leather wheels. Some have an old school vibe to them.
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      I really like the Budnik wheels out there, but as another place to look with some wilder designs... Billet Accessories Direct, B.A.D.
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      Thanks guys. I like the Budnik stuff too. I was thinking this:

      http://www.budnik.com/steeringwheels...2&pid=590&pg=2

      or this:

      http://www.budnik.com/steeringwheels...2&pid=772&pg=1

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      I like the first one better, but why not an original '69 TA wheel:

      I think they still look contemporary and are comfortable.
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      I bought a Budnik,,,prisim model,,,looked at a bunch of wheels online,,,what made up my mind was when I actually physically held the wheels!!!
      The Budnik had a thicker rim than the other wheels I was looking at,,,just felt better!!!

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      Thanks guys. John - I actually have a T/A wheel and like it, but with the mods I have done to the interior (seats and billet handles) I think a billet wheel would finish it off nicely. Although I must admit, I am a bit concerned about it looking too "blingy." I think I will go withe the 1st one which looks like an updated T/A wheel which kinda goes along with the theme of the car...an "updated T/A."

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      NRC makes all billet wheel.
      I have the Trilight.

      link
      http://www.naiser-racing.com/

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      I've got the Waterfall from Flaming River http://www.flamingriver.com/index.cf...rod/prd272.htm

      It's a sweet piece of work. Italian leather wraps it. Haven't put it on yet, but so far seems to be worth the money.

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      We can make you a steering wheel that looks similar to your TA wheel or what ever look you like out of billet. Here is a picture of a wheel I just did for a customer with a trick 56 chevy.

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      I'd also check out LeCarra. Which reminds me. I gotta order mine soon.

      http://www.lecarra.com/wheels.shtml
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    13. #13
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      did ya ever think of matching the driving wheels? if you have billet wheels some companys make wheels that match..




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