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Hey guys,

Im putting this genuine used red suede sparco steering wheel up for sale. I bought it about a year ago from someone on here for the same price. Its in fairly good condition which is why im firm on the price.

It's the 350mm version not the smaller 330mm. Price is $100 Firm.

Item is located on the Northside of Brisbane for pickup or I can post at your expense.

Cheers Mick

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