FS: Leather 380mm Steering Wheel

[PCA7GGR]

380mm steering wheel with thick double wrapped "old school" leather covered rim. P/N is 914.347.805.11 (thanks Allen) and the wheel is date code “73 5”recently covered with Porsche "Wheelskin" (PNA 347 000) that I sewed on. Taped with screws to mount early 911 turn signal cancel ring - direct bolt-on to your 1965-1973 911.

$300 add $50 for horn pad (no, don't want to sell pad separately) - plus shipping. Thanks

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[PCA7GGR]

"Jan-U-Wine" Porsche "Wheelskin" (PNA 347 000) you say? Check out the box the 'skin came in:
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[mfitton]

Wheel skin box says cover is for 1974 and later, do people actually put these on early steering wheels? I would check and see what is underneath and maybe sell wheel skin cover with box separate. Just my .02

[PCA7GGR]

Too late - I sewed on the wheel skin to the wheel I am selling. I added padding to between the skin and the wheel so the it fit ice and tight and had a cushy feel.

[PCA7GGR]

open to offers - thanks

[Allen Henderson]

open to offers - thanks

The part number you posted is not consistent with the sunken hub wheel you show. Either the photo is the wrong photo or the part number is wrong? THanks.

-Allen-

[PCA7GGR]

Allen,

The P/N number is difficult to read as the stamping is very light at the end numbers. So, if you or anyone else on the board can Id the wheel correctly I would be most grateful. That aside, in addition to "offers" to correct the P/N, I'd open to other offers to buy the wheel - ;>). Thanks
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[Allen Henderson]

Allen,

The P/N number is difficult to read as the stamping is very light at the end numbers. So, if you or anyone else on the board can Id the wheel correctly I would be most grateful. That aside, in addition to "offers" to correct the P/N, I'd open to other offers to buy the wheel - ;>). Thanks
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Photos almost never are better than 'up close and personal" unless professionally taken. So. clearly no one can see better than you from this photo. Anyway, this is a sunken hub, much less valuable than the "flat hub RS part number" you posted the the number 805 10. How did you come up with that number anyway? Thanks.

Allen

-Allen-

[PCA7GGR]

Allen,

How about we do this: I will edit my original post to "P/N unkonw" and you can start your own thread to discuss what the part number is.

[Allen Henderson]

Allen,

How about we do this: I will edit my original post to "P/N unkonw" and you can start your own thread to discuss what the part number is.

I'll tell you tomorrow what the part number is for a leather covered sunken hub wheel. I have my wheel "database' on my PC at my office. Meanwhile. IMHO, you we can leave it here. Thanks.

-Allen-