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Steering Wheel Spinner Knob, Traditional Photo, 1949-1957

Item EK-40-331491-1
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    Features

    • Old School Steering Wheel Spinner For That Vintage Look
    • Perfect For Classic Cars, Classic Trucks, Hot Rods, Rat Rods & Lead Sleds
    • Chrome Die-Cast Base With Black Plastic Knob & Clear See-Thru Cap
    • Removable Clear Cap For Inserting A Picture Or Emblem Of Your Choice
    • 3 Vintage Themed Printed Inserts With Additional 3 Printed Flag Inserts
    • Intended For Classics And Show Cars, Not Every Day Use
    • Not Recommended For Padded Steering Wheels
    • Shipped In Retail Packaging

    Description

    Classic Steering Accessory. The Vintage Steering Wheel Spinner with clear removable top and additional flag inserts enhances vehicle control while providing an authentic vintage appearance. It allows users to easily turn large or heavy steering wheels, adding comfort and style especially suited for classic cars, trucks, and custom builds.

    Construction and Appearance. Featuring a chrome die-cast base combined with a black plastic knob and a clear removable cap, this spinner offers durability and aesthetic appeal. The clear top cap permits insertion of personalized pictures or emblem inserts, with 3 vintage-themed and 3 flag-themed printed options included for customization.

    Installation. This spinner installs with adjustable straps that fit a range of steering wheel grip diameters from 3/4" to 1-1/4". Installation is straightforward, requiring no drilling or permanent modifications to your steering wheel.

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