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    It's valid for my 71 911T?

    Hi, i ve got a 914 347 805 11 wheel date 9/71 And i want to know If its possible fit in my 911 or is better
    sell it. Its leather wrap. Good condition with horn.
    I prefer fit in my 911.
    Thanks.

    Antonio.

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    You have a '72 380mm 914 steering wheel that will work on your car but it's not the optimal 380mm steering wheel to look for

    The definitive 380mm steering wheel thread will give you much more detailed information on this and other 380mm wheels:
    metioned in the thread about your particular wheel:
    - 914 347 805 11....................Leather covered 72 914/4 steering wheel (with 90 degree counter sink) Not the best choice but they do work better than the later 914/4 wheels with the beveled counter sink.
    - Bottom line.........................If it is flat on the front it is best and if it is beveled it will work but not great

    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...eels-THE-TRUTH

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    Quote Originally Posted by nickb4 View Post
    You have a '72 380mm 914 steering wheel that will work on your car but it's not the optimal 380mm steering wheel to look for

    The definitive 380mm steering wheel thread will give you much more detailed information on this and other 380mm wheels:
    metioned in the thread about your particular wheel:
    - 914 347 805 11....................Leather covered 72 914/4 steering wheel (with 90 degree counter sink) Not the best choice but they do work better than the later 914/4 wheels with the beveled counter sink.
    - Bottom line.........................If it is flat on the front it is best and if it is beveled it will work but not great

    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...eels-THE-TRUTH
    Thanks nick!!
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    Why does not got porsche logo at the butterfly? What is this?
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    Quote Originally Posted by asa View Post
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    Why does not got porsche logo at the butterfly? What is this?
    It's the VW Wolfsburg insignia. Your picture is upside down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Simmeth View Post
    It's the VW Wolfsburg insignia. Your picture is upside down.
    Thanks Bill. It's normal in this type of wheels?
    As could cost cost this complete wheel If i decide not fit at my 911?

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