280Z Steering wheel restoration

[Z Excellence]

OOOPS, sorry I put this in the wrong forum when I submitted it the 1st time. Anyway I sent my 76 280Z steering wheel to american stitches and they repainted my old wheel put on new padding which I requested to be thicker than the old, put on new leather and it turned out great.Turnaround time was about 2 weeks and the cost was $ 250.00. The reason I had it done because all the new wheels were a smaller diameter and for a tall person they block the view of the speedo and tach.

[280z1975]

OOOPS, sorry I put this in the wrong forum when I submitted it the 1st time. Anyway I sent my 76 280Z steering wheel to american stitches and they repainted my old wheel put on new padding which I requested to be thicker than the old, put on new leather and it turned out great.Turnaround time was about 2 weeks and the cost was $ 250.00. The reason I had it done because all the new wheels were a smaller diameter and for a tall person they block the view of the speedo and tach.

That really looks great! .... I to am going to be redoing my wheels soon (but I will do it myself). Does anyone else out there really hate how big the horn button is? I personally want to get rid of the stock one and have a billet one made that will be about 1/4 the original depth of stock. I think that will really make the stock wheels look really nice.

[Alfadog]

Duplicate topic here: http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20973

Next time mate, just "report" the topic if you post it in the wrong area, and I will move it for you!

[jmark]

Steering wheel looks great!