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Steering wheel for Fiero GT. I made this myself. Used an original GT wheel, cut the rim off of it, fitted it with a stainless steel core and laminated two rings of walnut to it.

Since this uses a GT steering wheel hub and spokes, it fits on your Fiero with NO modifications.

$100 plus shipping in the USA.

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Thst's one sexy wheel..

Vince

PM sent

NICE!!! Wow if I could make it match my interior, I'd pick it up. Great price too, good luck with the sale!

quote Originally posted by Snapperhead: Thst's one sexy wheel.. Vince

X's 2 wish I could make it match mine as well.

Beautiful job on that wheel...If I was into the tan / beechwood interior colors I'd be all over this.

Robert

~~sold~~ pending paypal clearance.

Wow gorgeous wheel! Congrats on the sale. (Knock on wood, don't want to jinx it)

PM me if this doesn't sell.

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-Brian

My 87 GT Poly Suspension Upgrade (all pics) thread
Removing the roof panel

That is really nice! Do you plan on making more?

~~SOLD~~

quote Originally posted by Rick 88: That is really nice! Do you plan on making more?

I would have to imagin if he made these to sell or made them to order, they would not be sold for $100. I would have to guess he sold this one for that price because his project changed direction... Recovered wheels typically sell for $400 and up depending on the style...

quote Originally posted by ALJR: I would have to imagin if he made these to sell or made them to order, they would not be sold for $100. I would have to guess he sold this one for that price because his project changed direction... Recovered wheels typically sell for $400 and up depending on the style...

I have about 25 hours into the wheel, not counting the cost of the laser-cut core and the cost of the original wheel. They would be very expensive indeed to reproduce. I would be glad to share with anyone how to do it if you're interested in making one for yourself.
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The buyer asked me why I sold the wheel. I had to sell my car. https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum4/HTML/054970.html

I have a permanent back injury and now have difficulty getting in and out of a Fiero. It broke my heart to sell it - I had done a ton of great uprades on it and I had lots of cool projects lined up (as you can tell from all the cool parts I have recently sold.) The car's new owner is going to do a lambo re-body and preferred the stock wheel. So there it is. I have not mentioned my situation to anyone in any of the for-sale posts since I don't like telling stories about myself, but the parts are just about all gone, and you asked...

I feel better.

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