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    Posted 2 years ago

    Falcon61
    (264 items)

    1962 Chevy Bel Air Steering Wheel Complete

    I'm continuing to do a little spring cleaning in my storage building.
    A dual spoke steering wheel that features a recessed horn bar and a color matching hub emblem.
    I wonder where the car is?
    If I turn it upside down and put a magnifier paper weight on top .... looks sorta' like a spaceship.... IMO :)

    Thanks for looking at my Post!

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    1. wickencrafts wickencrafts, 2 years ago
      That reminds me of the steering wheel in my 1963
      LARGE diameter
      break out a yardstick to show how big

    2. Falcon61, 2 years ago
      I added a pic with a measuring tool.... ~17 inches or 0.944 cubit
    3. wickencrafts wickencrafts, 2 years ago
      RENDERED

      Almost half of one yard
      and foot deep
    4. mikelv85 mikelv85, 2 years ago
      Cool ! My Dad had a blue Chevy Biscayne not sure of the year 59' I think. Big cat eye tail lights and fins above. It was our drive-in movie car before or family grew from 2 to 6 kids. My mom dented the drivers door so Dad finally relented and bought a Chevy wagon in 64' just before we moved to Ohio from Michigan.
    5. Falcon61, 2 years ago
      Thank You mikelv85 for the Great Comment!
      Yep... my Dad had to eventually get a wagon to haul all us kids back in the 60s. He was always a hot rodder so he opted for a 1965 Chev Impala Wagon. He ordered it with the 396 Turbo Jet V-8 coupled to a Turb0 Hydra-Matic. I still remember my dad squealing out of the church parking lot with my mother, brothers and sister in the car :)
    6. mikelv85 mikelv85, 2 years ago
      My Dad was not so performance conscious. Think our wagon was an aqua Bel Air. After that towards the 70's he got very fuel conscious so we had VW beetles and buses plus my Mom 's Chartreuse Kharmann Ghia. The exceptions as we got older 72"Olds Vista Cruiser and really sweet 78" black and red Monte Carlo Landau. I'd trade my Rolls for one of those in mint condition...well maybe lol :)
    7. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 2 years ago
      Big, gorgous wheel, simple as that !~
    8. Falcon61, 2 years ago
      Thank You mikelv85 and PhilDMorris for some great comments!
      @mikelv85...I love hearing old family car history.... I could talk about that all day long :) Your Rolls is a very luxurious head turner :)
      @ PhilDMorrris... I love your "simple as that " comment :) Thanks!!

      Thank You All for the "Love It" Clicks!!

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