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Square_78 · 08-28-2012, 01:56 AM

I have that Cavallier wheel in my 1978 c10. Its ok, and the size isnt bad but its a little too "Import" looking for my taste. Doesnt match my truck at all. I got mine at the pick n pull for $15 and thats the only reason I got it. If my truck was more of a muscle car style (big wide tires on Rallys) then it might be ok, but I am two tone, running on stock steel wheels with dog dish's and trim rings. Its one of the coolest looking factory steering wheels out there, but I think it would look really out of place on a 67-72.

08-28-2012, 01:56 AM	#21
Square_78 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Okanagan Valley, BC, Canada Posts: 1,237	Re: "Comfortgrip" Steering wheel I have that Cavallier wheel in my 1978 c10. Its ok, and the size isnt bad but its a little too "Import" looking for my taste. Doesnt match my truck at all. I got mine at the pick n pull for $15 and thats the only reason I got it. If my truck was more of a muscle car style (big wide tires on Rallys) then it might be ok, but I am two tone, running on stock steel wheels with dog dish's and trim rings. Its one of the coolest looking factory steering wheels out there, but I think it would look really out of place on a 67-72.