Can anybody tell me, from which model this steering wheel comes, it is 12 inch Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Dino 246 or Daytona maybe? See here: 246 steering wheel - Page 3 - FerrariChat.com See also here: http://www.mrfiat.com/part.php?item=Cars/Ferrari/Click for All Ferraris/365 GTB 4 Daytona/Ferrari365GTB4DaytonaPrototipoSteeringWheelNew.html Picture of advertisement for Momo Prototipo originally posted by Dino Club Germany. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Might even be the smaller 300mm (or 310mm) size -- how accurately are you measuring the 12", and is that measured to the extreme outermost OD (not the centerline of the torus)? MOMO steering wheels typically come in a range of diameters for each style, but one that small would have to be special ordered to have been as-delivered on a F.
that leather grip looks too thick. daytona wheels are 395 mm outside diameter. and not perfectly round. ed
That is an uber-small size -- not usually used on a (no power steering) street car, but the standard MOMO bolt pattern and center hole size fits many F. What's wrong with a thick rim? One thing I don't like about the 320mm MOMO Corse that I'm presently using in my TR is that the rim isn't as thick as the 320mm MOMO Veloce in my ex-308 (should've kept that steering wheel ).
Period correct vintage Momo prototipo's - Pelican Parts Technical BBS Somebody in post 8 in the above thread mentions a 300mm Prototipo that came off a 308 race car.
It may not have come off a Ferrari at all. Google the code and some 911 Porsches seem to have been equipped with this wheel, though in 350mm size.
OK, I know nothing of these things so this may be a completely stupid remark. But it makes me think very strongly of the small wheels I've seen in the 312PB. Here is a very crappy screenshot of Alain de Cadenet driving one. I think it is a similar size and very similar shape, except the spokes are black. Onno Image Unavailable, Please Login
Could it have come out of a Lancia Stratos grp4, we had a car like that in time we have steering wheel from early eighties. Some more pictures of steering wheels which we have had for over 25 years. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
The rim looks far too thick to me for the factory fit wheel. I think its modern and have just fitted what I think is an identcal wheel to my Land Rover Defender.
Common Momo wheel from the early 1970s to early 1980s. Could be used in a variety of European cars, and not unusual to see them on Porsches, VWs, Fiats, Saabs, etc.
The Ferrari 246 steering wheel, post L series cars thru late 1973, have 3 equilenght pieces of leather. Wheel photographed is a common aftermarket Prototipo wheel. It will fit standard Momo hub, 246,365GTC/4, 365 and 512 carb cars as well as early 308s Hope this helps
Definitely looks like an aftermarket wheel based upon the diameter and thickness. I can't imagine steering (or more specifically parking) an older Ferrari with that wheel. I had an 87 Porsche Carrera that the previous owner fitted with newer Turbo wheel that was about the same size (12") and that car was a bear to steer even on a rear engine car. That wheel took a lot of the fun out of driving it until I refit the (vastly less attractive) stock wheel.
