I have a Nardi wheel that I want to sell. It is in excellent condition. I got it and relaized that the spokes were black and I want the bare metal look. I have $115 in it so that's what I want for it. See pictures.
Thanks, Rick
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I have a Nardi wheel that I want to sell. It is in excellent condition. I got it and relaized that the spokes were black and I want the bare metal look. I have $115 in it so that's what I want for it. See pictures.
Thanks, Rick
Thanks, Rick
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I didn't know they came with black spokes! Looks kinda neat.
~WB
~WB
For damned sure this black one is a lot easier to clean than my aluminum one.---Jack
If someone painted it, they did an exceptional job, because it looks like it came from the factory that way. It looks like it's black metal. It's probably worth a million bucks, you know kinda like when they print a coin and make a mistake and it's worth more. Sounds like a #$%# sales pitch huh! Think I'll go do a search on the net and see if I'm rich!
Still have the steering wheel. Remember black is the new black!
Rick
Rick
That's a beautiful steering wheel ! ! Someone ought to scoop it up. If I didn't have my vintage Mota-Lita, I'd already own it.
On that wheel, it was fitted to the high end Fiat 124 and Dino, the spokes are black anodized. The anodizing can be chemically removed for a stock polished look or sanded away for a brushed look. You could even use a drill press and small brass wire brush for an engine turned look.
No matter which one you choose, you're only into the wheel for the price of an el-cheapo repro and you end up with the genuine article done up vintage custom..
On that wheel, it was fitted to the high end Fiat 124 and Dino, the spokes are black anodized. The anodizing can be chemically removed for a stock polished look or sanded away for a brushed look. You could even use a drill press and small brass wire brush for an engine turned look.
No matter which one you choose, you're only into the wheel for the price of an el-cheapo repro and you end up with the genuine article done up vintage custom..
Sold...thanks for the comment FP