Nicole

The car looks familiar, but does anybody know what type of steering wheel is in it? Kind of unusual...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...72999995QQrdZ1

Nicole

Oh, and here is a funny one...

http://cgi.ebay.com/PORSCHE-928-TOPA...QQcmdZViewItem

NickT

Apart from an ugly one, no idea..

NoQuarter

The first one looks like the Barbie Malibu 928

SharkSkin

Saw the white one sitting at Devek for a while. Could be a good deal for someone from a non-smog state... they might be able to get it cheap enough to afford new glasses, then the fun begins

m21sniper

Looks sorta like a 911 wheel with custom upholstery.

I was just looking at that same car last night at my cousins, we didn't like it, lol.

cobalt

The second one looks like a 911 wheel with a custom pad. I like the way they call Amazon Green .... Blue.

dr bob

Hmmm... Used cars that were 49-state legal can be brought into the state now pretty painlessly. There used to be a compliance fee that was nothing more than a tax on folks who decided to move here with their cars, but that was tossed by the courts in the early 1990's. Now, if you bring in a federal car with all of its own original stuff intact, it should not be a problem... so long as the tailpipe is clean. More than a few CIS cars have been tweaked to the point where they won't pass smog here or a gas station. Usually theu can be brought into tailpipe compliance with the correct parts and fuel/control pressures. The fun starts when you find a car that has no cats, air pump removed, etc. Once you fail a test here and get relegated to a state test-only or referee station, the prospects dim for that car forever. You'll be under the microscope for the rest of the car's life here in Cali.

On topic section: I've never seen a wheel like that, Nicole.

Dennis Wilson

Nicole,

The wheel looks like the standard 3 spoke wheel that came on the early models. It appears someone has made modified horn caps for them.

Dennis