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  1. 06-15-2018, 09:53 AM #1
    msmall215
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    Looking for info on Abarth steering wheel

    I picked up this Abarth wheel for my 911 a year or so ago and just switched it out for something a bit larger so I'm considering putting it up for sale. Don't know much about it, no date marks, just "Made in Italy" stamped on the back of one of the spokes and "Abarth" on the front. No scorpion logo as I've seen on other Abarth wheels either. Diameter is 350, my best guess is made sometime in the 80s. Came with an "Abarth Lusso" horn button and I picked up a button spacer to mount on a MoMo hub. Can any of the steering wheel gurus weigh in? Any insights are much appreciated. A few pics below...

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    I'm not sure what you want to know but the date of manufacture is likely pre-1978... or not. Probably made by MOMO... or not. ..and the prices on these go from $200-$500. They are fairly common but really cool.
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  3. 06-15-2018, 06:12 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Morrissey View Post
    I'm not sure what you want to know but the date of manufacture is likely pre-1978... or not. Probably made by MOMO... or not. ..and the prices on these go from $200-$500. They are fairly common but really cool.
    Mark, thanks for the info. Mainly looking for any clues to the year and market going rate. It’s a nice wheel, good patina, something a little different.
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