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Steering Wheel 850

posted by  volvocrazed on  Mon Jun 26 09:08 CST 2006
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Welcome to the board! My 97 850 had/has the same worn surface on the steering wheel. I put a Wheelskins Wheel Glove on it and am very happy with that product. I happened to order mine from http://www.ipdusa.com/ but you can get it elsewhere. It was a really tight fit and a pain to lace up (wear gloves!). I think it took me over an hour to put on. But it feels nice and luxurious and has held up two years now without signs of wear. Not cheap either, but worth it especially since the wife likes it. Note that putting on a cover like this makes the wheel thicker, however I have come to like the hefty feel.
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'97 850 n/a Wagon, 130K mi






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