History kool steering wheels, post them

I missing all parts for the centercap on my.
I plan on to make something up to use.

 

lots of good looking wheels to choose from.

another '62 Olds wheel

 

For me they don’t get much cooler than a genuine Covico in solid yellow :

 

Here's a Ford banjo I recently re-worked with a new mahogany and hard maple rim.

 

@STJohnson,
Beautiful Work!

 

Made it myself. It was originally black bakelite but was very rough so I copied the shape but in wood.

 

1940 Chevrolet in faded Brown. Also available in White (Ivory). I have it for sale in the hamb parts for sale. Need the funds for my Bonneville Roadster project

 

1938 Packard steering wheel going in my 1931 Plymouth Coupe. Polish up the horn button and paint the wheel shiny black to match the car.

 

Corvette wheels.

 

My crusty Pontiac wheel. I’m a doofus, I actually like it like this.

 

Dragster wheel 15" - Sheller brand - currently listed for sale on the HAMB parts

 

Allis Chalmers G tractor

 

To me and to my eye photographically speaking, the steering wheels of interesting automobiles, are their own pieces of artwork, and they are central to the personality of the make and model and to the owners choice as well.
So I try to get a shot of the various steering wheels of the cars and hot rods that catch my eye at various car
shows etc, etc.
Here are a few from the files, I have shot recently in the last few years.
I tried to stay away from the obvious billet and less than inspirational types.
I find that by trying to edit the shot, to give a bit of the interior of the car as well, adds to the over all beauty of the steering wheels.
Enjoy from Dennis.

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Here are a few more that caught my eye.
Thanks from Dennis.

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The right wheel really makes a car.

 

Update, what it looks like now

 

I just love steering wheels

 

What the heck, Citroen?

 

Yes

 

Real one ...

 

Someone put a whole lot of love into this wheel.

 

Wheel matches the motor

 

Dream right there..

 

This wheel was original to a 37 GarWood. As was typical at the time with wood boats, most of the steering hardware was sourced from the auto industry. The guy that restored this wheel told me that it came from a 36 Hudson.

 

Always liked this version for 50-51 Willys.
Came with a 360 horn ring and chromed Willys center, but plain works.