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Good afternoon.
Trying to find out what an original +4 steering wheel looked like (1967-ish).
Currently have a Moto-Lita - Mk 3 wood rim and thinking on changing to a Brooklands type but also size unknown
Any suggestions / recommendations would be most helpful.
Happy "belated" Easter.
Stephen
Last edited by Soleiado; 19/04/22 11:04 AM.
1967 Morgan +4
1966 LR Series 2A
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It depends if the original purchaser went for the £4 optional extra wood rim steering wheel or not.
If they did, it would be a 16" three spoke flat Walsall Wheels rim with a 5 screw adapter in the middle.
If not, a 16' wire spoked, bakerlite rim wheel would have been used
Arwyn
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Just barreling along Needs to Get Out More!
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Interesting info there Arwyn  Walsall produced some steering wheels under the Les Leston name which are quite sought after now
Jon M
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Arwyn,
Thank you for replying. Was hoping it would be the Brooklands as its easier to get hold of.
The car was shipped to a dealer in the states, made to the US spec so I doubt they would have paid the extra £4.
Will look into both your suggestions.
Warmest regards,
Stephen
1967 Morgan +4
1966 LR Series 2A
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