Reply to "Steering Wheel Wanted"

bosswrenchMember

The 'logo horn button' is a flat disc with a logo of choice on it. You could easily make your own & incorporate it into the cap that will be needed with any aftermarket steering wheel. Or the Ghia 'button' used on the GTS Pantera is - I think- still available from the major vendors. Check their on-line websites or call to inquire.

IMHO, Two-flat-spoke-steering wheels should use a wheel disconnect system & remove it before exiting & replace it after being seated. Because street drivers invariably use the wheel to assist their entry & exit, and two-spoke wheels crack more easily if overstressed than 3-spoke. That's why Corvette dropped their 2-flat-spoke wheels in the '60s. The wheel- disconnect also functions as a theft deterrant.

5/4/213:50 PM

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