nardi or banjo steering wheels?

Where are good places to purchase original looking nardi or banjo steering wheels?

Matt
2000 boxster black
1957 Cmc speedster black

Matt, Ebay is one place to start or you can call one of the manufactures of these fine cars. I got my banjo from Mooneyes.com
www.mooneyesusa.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=295&Page=2

Gabe

Before you spend a bunch of money call Kirk at Vintage....
When I bought mine he was the cheapest by far....

Banjo looks great, but the Nardi wheel is a better wheel.

Matt, I do agree with Vince, give Kirk a call to compare prices. Mooneyes price was $185.00 + tax and hub. Also, I think the Nardi is much stiffer than the banjo, so if you like to run the curves tight and fast, you might want the Nardi.

Gabe

sounds like mooneyes might be cheaper than Kirk.....
I agree with Gabe....banjo for show, Nardi for go......

thanks for the help guys,,

Matt
2000 boxster black
1957 Cmc speedster black

CB performance also carries the flat-4 banjo wheel. $165. Way cheaper than the $900 'replica' at fibertsteel or other Porsche sites. I love the look of the banjo, but the nardi feels so good. My Alfa driving neighbor said it best "That wheel is sex on a stick"

Matt,
If you like the Derrington wheel look (I sure do!), try Moto-Lita in UK. Before I found an old vdm, I asked for prices and the wheel wasn't very expensive.
Best regards.
Miguel Caldeira Proenca
Lisbon - Portugal

Thanks TC, My son went to the Prom that night. The girl was very impressed, hope he didn't do anything wrong.

Gabe

Hope my son doesn't see that last post.

I started building my Speedster in 1993, and told him it should be done in time for his High School Prom (1996) - didn't happen.

Then we moved the date out to his College Graduation (2000) - didn't happen then, either.

At least he got to drive Sarah Hallstrand to the Saturday Nite dinner at Carlisle, 2005!!!

Guess I'll have to let him borrow it for his next big event!! (whatever that is...)

Gabe,

That's a beautiful interior image! The key in the dash and those glasses just perched there all say "the day is right and I'm ready to roll" . . . a wonderful frozen moment of anticipation.

Great picture!