Customs Ultimate Steering Wheel Picture Thread

I got bored one day a few years back and scratch-built this one. If I remember right, there's over 300 feet of paracord on it.
The wood failed, (cracked all to hell) so I over-wrapped with the paracord

 

Pearled wheel in my old OT 66 Fairlane convertible that I restored and converted to RHD 20+yrs ago.

 

Just special to me.

 

16" steering wheel from Speed and Chrome. Polished on one side, engine turning on the other.

 

So THAT's where they all went! Louie's house!

 

This is...'Bell Beauty'! Perfection with a marvelous wood rim...I'm amazed.

 

53 Nash I use to own

 

What a beautiful Dash layout, after eliminating the speaker pods it would be very streamlined.

 

From the left moon, 46-8 plymouth, 55-6 belair, 59-60 impala, 56-62 corvette

 

1935 IHC

 

59 Vedette

 

Nothing special here, 39 Chevy three spoke wheel but I think it fits the style and build of my single seat project.

 

Bluemels "Brooklands" steering wheel on my avatar car. Apparently these were a popular accessory during the 1930's in the UK.

 

My Fat Man steering wheel.

 

I've perused this thread over and over since its inception. I keep coming back to this; it speaks to me.

 

'37 Chevrolet accessory banjo wheel

 

When you post a picture please post the year and make of the steering wheel. Thanks Brian.

 

Saw this steering wheel in this Olds 88 Station wagon painted to look like a Woody at a car gathering tonight. There is a clock in the wheel that looks to be factory. Was the painted wood grain a factory option?

 

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When you got the steering wheel clock option, you got the center dash compass with it, where the electric clock would normally go. See it top center on the dash.

 

I like that shift indicator...would you happen to know where I could find one?

 

Pretty Standard Hotrod Material

1940 Ford

Love It!!

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More interested in the shifter cover than the steering wheel on this one. Motorcycle?