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71K5Randy

07-15-2019 10:05 AM

Help on oem steering wheel

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Here’s what I think is a very nice oem wheel but I need help on valuing since it has some little marks and cracks on the back side. Not really sure how much this matters because of location. Appreciate your help!

Getter-Done

07-15-2019 10:37 AM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

If you go to ( 1967-1972 Chevrolet & GMC Pickups Parts Board )
Click on (search this thread)
Type in (72 steering wheel) or the correct year if know?
Compare the condition of your to the ones (That Sold).
I looked real quick. Looks like they go for $150 to $200.

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71K5Randy

07-15-2019 11:03 AM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

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Originally Posted by Getter-Done (Post 8558918)

Yeah I searched first but I’m having a tough time correlating mine to sold wheels that have cracks bad enough that will require repair, or are practically perfect. This one wouldn’t require repair, in my opinion, so I thought I’d seek advice of the pros.

leddzepp

07-15-2019 06:34 PM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

No “real” cracks and good graining, I’d say around $300-$350.

randy500

07-31-2019 02:30 PM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

Those Are cracks, i would say 275-325 shipped.

71K5Randy

07-31-2019 02:52 PM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

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Originally Posted by randy500 (Post 8568147)

Those Are cracks, i would say 275-325 shipped.

Thanks

randy500

07-31-2019 03:22 PM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

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Originally Posted by 71K5Randy (Post 8568152)

Thanks

I was just thinking....Wheels are hot right now....and that has good grain, you could ask up to 425 and get it.

71K5Randy

07-31-2019 03:31 PM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

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Originally Posted by randy500 (Post 8568165)

I was just thinking....Wheels are hot right now....and that has good grain, you could ask up to 425 and get it.

Thanks again. This is why I asked WIW. The ranges are big and the little details mean a lot to some and only a little to others.

stomper

09-25-2019 04:34 PM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

I just sold this nice no cracks wheel for $200. Guess I underpriced it by these comments.

https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=783164

71K5Randy

09-25-2019 04:44 PM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

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Originally Posted by stomper (Post 8599266)

I just sold this nice no cracks wheel for $200. Guess I underpriced it by these comments.

https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=783164

Yes you did, that’s a NICE wheel!

special-K

09-26-2019 07:50 AM

Re: Help on oem steering wheel

I'd say the high end prices we are seeing are stupid crazy high money that people have a tendency to 'drive up'. A wheel like this is worth around $300 because it still looks decent and needs no crack repair. That's a good $100 more than a new one, still OEM. Ones that are decent but do have cracks showing (hairline) are worth in the $200 range and ones that have separation that will require more repair are in the $100 range or less. One that shows no flaws would be in the $400 range

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