Westlotorn

Wow, when did these become so valuable. I was thinking they were still in the $1,200 price range. FYI saw this on CL this morning.
not mine, I have zero connection. Just curious if this is really the street price on an original wheel. Mark

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/pts...104251907.html

Easy Rhino

Damn, that's a lot of money. While it may have been removed and well-stored for 40 years, it sure as heck has a big gouge at around 8 o'clock.

I still want one, though, just not for that much cash.

Nowhere Man

He will have that for a while at that price.

65hihp

It must be the original horn button and mounting hardware.

vark_wso

Wow - that's almost 12 rag-joints ...

LouieM

phil2302

I sold an extra one I had right here on CF last year for $1100.
It was in nice condition and I felt that at that price it was fair market value.
$3500? never gonna happen.

gilbybarr

dahogan

but the authority on this is provette67. He has more teaks than his wife has shoes.

dahogan

Wow, that midyear has a gorgeous interior just like the exterior.

Mikado463

Agreed, saw one last year @ Carlisle for $850 that I couldn't pull the trigger on......

Mikado463

Sweet, Ermine White '65 ?

Nowhere Man

that was a repro being sold by a forum member here. I looked at it too.

provette67

I bought a legit nos wheel for $3K about 15yrs ago. It was so legit that it was still in the unopened GM box. Before I paid the man He allowed me to open the box and check it out. It was like looking at a piece of jewelry. It was absolutely perfect and it still is. I would not sell it for $3500. Looking at the one listed here has a long way to go to being close to my wheel. As pointed out that gouge at about 8 o'clock looks bad. I would like to see if it is a real one or not no matter the price. No way to tell from the pictures in the ad.

LouieM

I remember selling the one that came with my 67 in about 1992 for $400, thinking that I had sold at the top of the market and they simply could not go any higher. Times certainly do change.

Nowhere Man

when I finished my Chevelle around 2009-2010 I had the idea of buying one. saw a few at Carlisle swap meets for around 500 bucks. I could not see spending that much on a steering wheel. ten years later they doubled in price

provette67

Now repops that are easily detected are selling for $900

Nowhere Man

thats all I was looking at too. I always have a dream where I would find a older repop one that needs re-finished I could buy for cheap, and do it my self. then I wake up and realize its not going to happen

Easy Rhino

I have that same dream.

tuxnharley

Lou - not sure I understand, 67s came with a plastic steering wheel as OE. Are you saying someone had put a teak wheel on it before you bought it? The plastic wheel from my 67 is in a box - I replaced it with an aftermarket Grant #930 real wood wheel.
Glenn