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#499916 - 04/05/08 11:20 PM Fake wood grain steering wheels
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Anybody know if 65 Cutlass' had the wood wheel option like full size? Reproduced or hard to find? I have one for my 64 88 but have not seen them with Cutlass and wasn't sure if they interchanged. Thanks
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#500187 - 04/06/08 10:52 PM Re: Fake wood grain steering wheels [Re: Pat]
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It did, and there's a 64-65 on ebay right now. Already up to $250 and the thing needs serious work. Option N31, Custom Deluxe steering wheel.

The B/C and A body wheels are different.
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