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Apr 9, 2003 | 04:07 PM

Garys '92 LT1

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Steering Wheel Woo's

:confused: Does anyone know if someone offers a leather steering wheel cover kit that can be installed by a do-it-yourselfer? A new steering wheel from Jeff is $500, and a refurbished one from Eckler's is $340... I think that's a little spendy to replace a leather cover... I've done it before, but it been a couple years, and it was on a Fiero... If I can find a leather cover kit that will fit my '92 LT1 wheel, I'll certainly go that route.... Any help would be greatly appreciated...

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Gary...

Apr 9, 2003 | 04:20 PM

antenna

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Re: Steering Wheel Woo's (Garys '92 LT1)

I'd look on ebay. I bought a perfect condition steering wheel for my Viper for $120. Then I sold the old one on ebay for $50. I think a new one from Dodge sells for $500.

Apr 9, 2003 | 04:43 PM

C4Crazy787

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Re: Steering Wheel Woo's (Garys '92 LT1)

Did you see the "Wheelskins" 34.99$ that Ecklers has, I think some forum members have installed this kit. You might do a "search" or start another
topic on "Wheelskins".
:seeya Denver... :flag

Apr 9, 2003 | 07:29 PM

85-Black-Z51

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:iagree:

Apr 9, 2003 | 10:38 PM

sraft

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Re: Steering Wheel Woo's (85-Black-Z51)

here's the wheelskins cover installed on my car. It took ~1 hour to install, but is well worth the time.

Apr 10, 2003 | 09:39 AM

Garys '92 LT1

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Re: Steering Wheel Woo's (C4Crazy787)

Hi Denver, Thanks for the post.... Yea, I guess I was having a 'senior moment'... :rolleyes: I didn't notice the wheelskins in my Eckler's catalog... I see them now, and that's what I'm gonna do... I got another post from a guy that installed one, and he said it took about an hour and looked great... That's what I needed... :yesnod: :flag :thumbs:
I am so grateful for all the input I am getting on this forum... Makes life in the fast Vette lane a lot more fun... :hurray: :steering: