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Gta Steering Wheel
I was just wondering how big the GTA steering wheel is (how many mm).
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02-24-2005, 11:10 PM
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The Hellebore GTA wheel if we talk about the same thing, must be 360mm, but I am not sure 100%. You'd better make a question at www.Alfaholics.com or www.classicalfa.com that they sell them.
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Orazio Satta
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02-25-2005, 02:35 AM
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'64 Sprint GT
Hey Nino
Check out my '64 Sprint GT, 00504. 751969
http://www.alfabb.com/bb/forums/show...9&goto=newpost
Guess we're in the same "Heavy resto" position...........may be worth corresponding when we both get there ??
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02-25-2005, 03:05 AM
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Hi Gt Junior,
You can check it on www.afra.it if I remember right they mention the measurment on their site.
Cheers
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02-25-2005, 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted by AlfistiSA
Hey Nino
Check out my '64 Sprint GT, 00504. 751969.....
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Hi Greig. I am confused. What are these numbers 00504. 751969 ?
As I know Sprint GT is tipo 105.02. Mine had chassis number 602291. (I say 'had' because there is a very sad story, I will tell you sometime)
Ciao
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“Alfa Romeo is not merely a maker of automobiles : it truly is something more than a conventionally built car. It is a kind of affliction, an enthusiasm for a means of transport. It is a way of living, a very special way of perceiving the motor vehicle. What it is resists definition. Its elements are like those irrational character traits of the human spirit which cannot be explained in logical terms. They are sensations, passions, things that have much more to do with man’s heart than with his brain”.
Orazio Satta
gt1300junior, '67
gt1600junior, '73
giulia 1300 ti, '67
giulia sprint gt, '64 (needs heavy resto)
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02-25-2005, 06:02 AM
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Alright, thanks everyone.
I’m having a hard time choosing a steering wheel for my 68 GT 1300 JUNIOR. I was thinking the GTA steering wheel or maybe an E.Nardi. I like the GTA steering wheel better but the price of an E.Nardi better. I also saw the MOMO Daytona (I think that’s what it is called) which is nice, it looks a little the GTA style. I’m don’t know which to choose.
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02-28-2005, 12:36 AM
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The RHD & LHD Sprint GT's had different Chassis designations & a different number sequence, 10502 vs 10504.
GT Junior - I have a Euro 1750 Berlina wood rim wheel on my '69 1300 GT J, the rims is fake wood, (plastic), but it really looks good with the fake wood dash. I used the black centre cap from the original 1300 2 spoke wheel. The rim thickness of both wheels is the same. Looks really good on the car.
There's a picture of my red 1300 on the web link in of my of my posts above.
Ciao
Greig
Yes, that is a pseudo GTA Quadrifoglio on the side.....
Cheers
Greig
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02-28-2005, 01:51 AM
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GTA steering wheel on ebay
need one complete with his hub? try here:
http://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...sPageName=WDVW
it could be cheaper than the ones from the most famous dealers.
ciao
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[COLOR=DarkGreen]1964 AR Giulia Sprint GT[/COLOR]
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02-28-2005, 09:27 AM
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AlfistiSA- Thanks, but I already have a berlina steering wheel on my 68 GT JUNIOR and I don’t like the it sits. I’m not sure if it’s a berlina or a GTV 2000 but I think it’s a berlina because I read somewhere that the GTV 2000 steering wheels were thicker than the berlina ones, and if I remember correctly it was thicker on my GTV 2000 that I used to have. I find that it’s too close to me when I sit in it. But I got lots of time to decide, the car is in restoration and I’m still working on the body.
Thanks anyways
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02-28-2005, 03:39 PM
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The GTA steering wheel is 380mm in diameter. I have an original for my '67 GTV and bought a new one for my Duetto which I never installed and would like to sell. They really look beautiful. I bought the new one on Ebay a couple of years back but it was missing the horn button. Let me know if your interested. Peter.
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03-01-2005, 01:23 AM
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Nice wheel, how much do you ask to sell it?
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Antonio
[COLOR=DarkGreen]1964 AR Giulia Sprint GT[/COLOR]
1969 Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato 1,3S
[COLOR=Red]1971 Fiat 500 L[/COLOR]
(Green - White - Red: the perfect italian garage!)
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03-07-2005, 12:52 PM
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Afra
I just received a GTA steering wheel from AFRA. Price was the best I've found, but still expensive. I notice it's a little diferent than the one shown above by classicalfas. You can see the holes in the spokes are a bit smaller. And the screws on the hub may be recessed more on mine, but that is hard to make out. The construction seems to be great and the aluminum is nicely polished. Actually, it may be a bit too bright, plain aluminum might have been 'sportier'. The only 'flaws' are on the horn button, the alfa logo is a bit crude and roughly done. But frankly, that may match much of the other fittings in the GTV ;-).
Euro 382,50 plus 57,01 express shiping from Italy to California (took 4 days).
It was expensive, but that's the cheapest I've seen for these, and AFRA was great to work with via fax.
Carl
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