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Steering Wheel Restoration

Decided to go ahead with having the steering wheel on my 63' Coupe restored by Quality Restorations. I am attaching the before photos and when I get it back will post restored photos so the club can see the final product. Hope it comes out as good as they promise!

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Comment by Jason Edge on April 14, 2014 at 10:09pm: That looks very nice. My 10+ year old steering wheel restoration is now showing hairline cracks with some more prominent than others and will need to do mine some day.

Comment by Robert Alan Shannon on April 14, 2014 at 9:56pm: Looks Fantastic! My wheel is the same colors; Darool,darool. Maybe someday.

Comment by Doug Meloan on April 14, 2014 at 9:05pm: Photos of restored steering wheel that I just got back today from Quality Restorations. It looks absolutely brand new, every detail exactly as original! It took 12 weeks, but was definitely worth the wait.

Comment by Tom Bahner on January 8, 2014 at 10:04am: Hi Doug. You've got a couple great looking Cadillacs there. Its good to see another 63 owner so close. Maybe we'll hook up sometime in the future. I'm down Hwy 24 in Rossville .

Tom B

Comment by Doug Meloan on January 6, 2014 at 8:55pm: The cost to have restored is expensive. $ 1600.00 plus shipping. I have had friends that have tried to do their own and they look redone or even if they look good at first after a year or two problems start to surface. Caught my wife at a good time as she said go for it !

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