Banjo Wheel with Porsche Horn Button on eBay

I'd carefully count number of splines and diameter of mounting shaft - believe they are different than the 356?

A 1960-1973 VW bug column is:

• I.D. Spline Area 0.795"
• O.D Spline Area 0.835"
• 40 Splines

Wolfy, that's a Flat Four reproduction wheel made for VW's, I have a white one which came on my VS.

Will

No splines; steering wheel adapter is not included and buyer will need to purchase the appropriate one.  These are readily available from air cooled parts houses, or, come to think of it from places like Pep Boys. There are also some nice extended hubs available, if you need the additional length to compensate for the flat wheel vs a stock dished wheel.   Thanks for bringing it up though, I'll amend my eBay listing.  

Craig, where did you get the horn button and how does it fit on the Flat 4?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/262615...e=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT I've been following this one but have no idea if it will work or not.

Will

I bought the wheel and horn button together on eBay, then decided to go for a white one.  Bought the horn button for that one (pretty sure they are the same) from Sierra Madre Collection.  About the same price as the one you're looking at, but they have sales from time to time.

http://www.sierramadrecollecti...6A-53-59-p18356.html

Here's a white one in my ex-Speedster

Thanks!

@Will Hesch   The flat 4 banjo and the original VDM wheel both use the same size horn button (82mm)  While this is just a touch under the listed 3.25", it'll work.

It's hovering around $200, which I'd buy another one for myself.  This is as new.  New wheel goes about $275, another $175 for the horn button,  $450 total.  I'm just sayin' 

I just listed a batch of early VW switches, etc on eBay, but probably more suited to the VW crowd.    http://www.ebay.com/itm/262812...id=p3984.m1555.l2648