NARDI Wood steering wheel - anyone?
I've never been a fan of wood steering wheels on anything made after 1972.
That was until I bought the 1980.....I started to think such a look would fit, and then I saw this which solidified the idea with this color combo. http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/...8/1746821.html https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...d13d524ef4.jpg I'm not really a fan of that wheel with the polished spokes, so I stared to look for something else and found the NARDI wheel, this I like: http://rev9autosport.com/nardi-deep-...okes-1211.html https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...a519b2d726.jpg Before I shell out $300+ to see how this looks, has anyone else ever fitted a 928 with this wheel? |
My ex-Callaway turbo came with one when I got the car.....it was the first thing removed. Yuck. Totally did not fit the interior style of the 928. Don't do it.
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Wow, are we going to have to organize an intervention ????
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To my eyes, it's at least as pleasing as a 928 wheel is in an Aston or Jensen.
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Deep Corn? Kinda name is that for a steering wheel?
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Originally Posted by Richard S
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My ex-Callaway turbo came with one when I got the car.....it was the first thing removed. Yuck. Totally did not fit the interior style of the 928. Don't do it.
I may order it anyway since I like it better than the "period correct" boat size wood wheel on my replica cobra. One aspect of the Nardi I like is the dish, most wood wheels are "flat" which IMO looks cheap.
Originally Posted by James Bailey
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Wow, are we going to have to organize an intervention ????
Originally Posted by Rob Edwards
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Deep Corn? Kinda name is that for a steering wheel?
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A chacun son gout ... as the French would say ...
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It's always those fine details with you, isn't it? |
For what it's worth, I have a Nardi wood rim wheel in my 928S4. It's the version with the black spokes, and I like the way it looks in my all black interior. The car had the stock wheel installed when I bought it last year, but the covering was showing signs of wear. I'd removed the Nardi wheel from my early 911 when I sold it, so all I had to buy was a hub adapter to fit the 928.
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
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Of all the hair-brained ideas over the years, this one needs an intervention? :thumbsup:
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Originally Posted by Rodrv6
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For what it's worth, I have a Nardi wood rim wheel in my 928S4. It's the version with the black spokes, and I like the way it looks in my all black interior. The car had the stock wheel installed when I bought it last year, but the covering was showing signs of wear. I'd removed the Nardi wheel from my early 911 when I sold it, so all I had to buy was a hub adapter to fit the 928.
Originally Posted by 69gaugeman
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It's BECAUSE of all the hair brained ideas over the years. There is just a point where we HAVE to help, not just know you need help....:roflmao:
Originally Posted by Rob Edwards
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It just sounds like something that would come out of a Midwestern porn name generator.
Todd is small, we could box him up and red label him to your house, that would keep you busy for a while. |
More a 60's British car look in my opinion. One that had a matching wood dash face.
Had a tiny similar one in an early series one Europa, made getting in and out of the car a bit easier. That car was also 3/4-turn lock-to-lock. I always felt like it needed driving gloves. For the 928, I'd put the $300 towards the correct sport or 930-style wheel. My opinion anyway. |
Originally Posted by dr bob
(Post 12368901)
More a 60's British car look in my opinion. One that had a matching wood dash face.
The dark wood and black trim.......that got me thinking.
Originally Posted by dr bob
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For the 928, I'd put the $300 towards the correct sport or 930-style wheel. My opinion anyway.
I'm still puzzled that I own a 928 with pin-stripes. |
Wood steering wheels are "OK" for the General Lee, but not a 928.
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Have one, rocked it for a while. Found that with the high exposure to the sun front the shallow window angle, it got quite hot.... just moved it to a different car.
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...6e87805920.jpg It's a momo, but close enough... |
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