Alfa 1750 steering wheels

[Binga1]

I need a 1750 gtv series 1 steering wheel but would like to know the difference between a series1 and 2 wheels if any? Can anyone shed light on the differences if any

[ItalCarGuy]

Its mainly in the horn button. Black plastic for S1 and real timber for S2. I do have a faint recollection that there was a very subtle difference in the bend of the spokes where they meet the rim.

[Barry Edmunds]

Derek, I have a black-rim steering wheel with the horn buttons in the slots in the spokes. In very good condition but I'm not sure which model/s this SW was on. I have seen this wheel on Supers and some coupes. Has an equally good centre with it. Any clues???
Barry

[ItalCarGuy]

I should correct my earlier post. I mean to say the centre piece is either black plastic or wood as the horn  buttons are in the spokes on the 1750 sorry! Bad description by me. 

Barry, the horn buttons in the spoke slots with a black rim could be Super, 1600 GT Veloce or Duetto! I think there is a difference in the depth of the dish between these but can't remember which is which. GT Veloce has the gold badge in the middle, duetto was silver, Super (circa 67-68ish) was gold like GT Veloce. (Junior had the silver badge but was only 2 spoke)

[Craig_m67]

Early cars (duetto) has the shallow dished wheel.
Goes with the longer steering column.

I've a later perfect wooden wheel I can't fit to my car if anybody needs it
I bought it as it was shiny and lovely... Can't help myself sometimes

[ItalCarGuy]

Just need to correct myself where I said the Duetto has the silver badge. It was gold according to the pics in this thread. Same as the GT Veloce wheel.

http://www.alfabb.com/bb/forums/alfa-romeo-parts-sale-wanted/323417-nos-steering-wheel-spider-1600-first-series.html

[alfafarm]

Hi    I have a number of wheels deep and shallow wood/plastic centers that I have restored if anyone needs to compare   john