Looking for any ideas on a OEM type reproduction wheel for a 69 Super Bee. Looking for insight from those that actually bought and used an after market wheel.
Thanks, Scott
Thanks, Scott
1969 Dodge Super Bee steering wheel
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Why not restore your OEM or buy one? Just a thought.
First do not have an OEM wheel. Second, do not want to buy somebodies junk. Third, nothing on the car is stock so a mint OEM wheel would be a waste on my car.
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Just buy a Tuff wheel; one not made by Grant.
TY but why not a Grant wheel? and who else makes them? TY Scott
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Classic Industries has a good selection of aftermarket wheels.
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Mopar. They were an option in the 70s. I have one. That site I sent you has them.
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