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yet another steering wheel question 200

posted by  neptune242 on  Fri Sep 2 12:18 CST 2005
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The Bertone wheel should be the same as the GLT (Turbo) wheel. It is the same diameter as the later smaller wheels in 86(?) on cars.
Unless it is the monster all-leather bus size wheel, I've only seen a few of them and the Bertones seem to have them sometimes. In which case it is still huge but far from junk, very expensive in the day and beyond rare now.
The wheel used in the Bertones, GLT's and later cars are all identical, the difference is the little plastic nameplate in the padding on the horn pad. Turbos say Turbo, Bertones have the crown, and regular cars just say Volvo.
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1981 242 GLT-Turbo
1967.5 122S Automatic
2000 V70R AWD (shared)
Seattle, WA
www.psvcoa.org






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