YOUR RESEARCHWood Steering Wheel in 2004 C4S
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As a noob to 996's, I'm curious about a wood steering wheel I saw on a 2004 C4S today. It also had a matching shifter. Was this a fairly common option? Is it easy to find a replacement wheel? TIA for any thoughts.
not a fan of wood in a contemporary sports car....love it in the longhoods and contemporary sedans....so I guess completely is a matter of taste.
Yes, it was an option I have a burl wood interior.
Comes with a bottle of Grey Poupon in the glove box
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Thanks to all. Grey Poupon it is. I'm not sure about this CRS. It will clock 100k on the way home and has had a lot o work done. Suspension, IMS,RMS, Clutch. The steering wheel is full of cracks, but the finish is quite smooth. Still, it seems it would be difficult to find a replacement.
It should be a leather/wood combination, not fully wood, correct? I think if you search you should be able to find one since it was original equipment. But you'll probably pay a lot for it.
Yes, a leather wood combination is what it is and yes, its pretty speedy to replace.
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