So what do you guys think of spinner wheels??

Ok, $75.

 

i have never seen one of those before but it is pretty bad ass!

 

With the cost of resto I think $300 to $400, they do come up once in a while. NOS one I saw last year brought $2500 in the box. If you're serious about selling shoot me a pm, I'm interested!

 

Contact this guy. He's in Canyon Country,Ca. KOCH'S Steering wheel restoration.
661-252-9264
fax 661-252-2834
26911 N. Furnival Ave.
Canyon Country, Ca. 91351
www.kochssteeringwheels.com

He does the best restorations i've seen. I'm gonna have him do my Merc wheel.

Here's the one he sells. 40 ecsessory wheel. $1500.

 

I ve never seen a wheel like that. but I will say its different Id keep it for the "LOOK WHAT I GOT!" factor.

 

Its right out of this world ..so ugly its cool !!
" your car is uglier then i am " AG

 

My freind picked one up for his 1940 project, pretty bad ass. I'd bet you could sell one rough for 200 bucks or more.

 

This is a 1940 accessory wheel ,Was on my 39 when new ,I know the original owners family. Apparently the car was on the lot late in the year and they added this wheel to sell the car.

 

rare and valuable,,,,but sorta ugly in my opinion, , ,

 

Heres mine before I restored it myself.

 

OK, I'm a dumbass. Could someone explain how they work? What do you do with the smaller wheel?

 

The restored orange one in that coupe looks awesome. I would hang on to it.

 

Built in Suicide knob.

 

That's it? For that kinda money the sumbitch oughta shoot sparks!

 

I`m ashamed to say what I thought this thread was about.......

 

Me too, but when i saw that it had three pages and wasn't closed yet, i had to look.

I second what another poster said about Kochs steering wheel restoration, i have purchased several restored wheels from him, he does excellent work.

 

It should have boobs too.

 

That wheel is awesome...but I reckon i'd get tangled up in it

 

That may have been originally intended for handicapped usage, since you don't release the wheel in a full turn.

 

I'm guessing that the lowrider crowd has kept the demand high, therefore the price high.

Rich

 

Could be neat in the right car

 

I'LL give u 100 bucks for it

 

Hmm... Haven't seen those before. I have no interest in one, but it's cool.

I'm sure it makes people "ooh.." and "ahh..."

 

That is in Richard Holte's '29 Tudor-

 

Wow! That's a sharp '29!

 

Ive seen um on 39 and 40 chevs They are cool

 

I'm right there with ya. I had to open it just to see.

 

'40-'41 chevy. price range $120 - $1,200

 

That one is worth one hundred, thirty six dollars, and 72 cents exactly

 

1940 only maybe late late 39s 1941 is totaly different. Make sure to get the bell below the wheel. Very cool wheel