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'69 through '73 Steering Wheels - Wood, or Plastic?


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35 minutes ago, dutchzcarguy said:

OH.. man... we have a saying here in the netherlands..  go ride a bike!  meaning: Go away.. leave me alone.. sort of..

I didn't read all of it (To tired)  but the only thing i want to say is: I used some REAL (mahogany) wood for my wheel!! (Look left in the circle!)... and Nissan DID NOT !!

the END!

Translation..

go ride a bike!  =  Ga toch fietsen!

Hope you didn't use any glue or put any petroleum-based varnish or lacquer on your REAL (mahogany) wood wheel, as that would make it.... 'plastic'.... wouldn't it? 😉

 

By the way, if you don't like a thread, some of its content and/or posts from a particular member, you have a couple of useful options available to you:

First of all you can IGNORE the thread completely by clicking the red button at the top of the thread (I recommend classiczcars' very own soft porn 'Boobs' thread for some, er, slightly stimulating diversionary 'reading' for people not here for car-related content...) or you can use the IGNORE USER button on a member's profile (that's mine on the immediate left of this post). By all means feel free to test this function. Unfortunately I can't tell you how it works because I've never used it.  

Oh and, Happy New Year!   

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