body and interior steering wheel ID

[esty]

i recently found this steering wheel while looking for another part...i don't remember where i got it and have no clue what kind it is

it doesn't fit the Nardi hubs i have...it's a really nice leather wheel that's never been used or installed on a car...i'd like to find an adapter before i sell it....anyone know what it is

if anyone wants to buy it for $100.00 please email me

Edited September 28, 2016 by esty

[jgerock]

Just guessing - maybe it is a Raid brand wheel??

[esty]

all of the Raid wheels i've seen have 6 holes to fasten the hub...my wheel only has 5 holes

[calw]

Esty,

 

It's an upside down Grant.  Well, the pattern is upside down compared to several Grant wheels that I have.  The picture shows one in an E30.  The hole spacing is the same on mine but note that the 5th hole is centered at the top where yours is at the bottom.  Wheels like mine are marked "MADE IN ITALY" and sometimes have a XX/XX date code also on the back.  I've seen a handfull with dates and all were in the late 80's and early 90's.  Grant had a name for the series to distiinguish it from their older hub style, and they came in at least several different diameters, and were made from the usual materials- wood, faux leather, leather.  With painted, unpainted, and rubbery covered. There were a few in styles that haven't stood the test of time.  I've got one somewhere in champagne beige with an oddly shaped soft plastic center cover.  I can confirm the diameter of the center hole if you'll post what yours is. None of this answers the identity of yours with the inverted pattern.  Perhaps a southern hemisphere model!   I guess that if you could find a Grant hub it could be re-drilled with the inverted pattern and work OK.  Using it as-is won't let the turn signal cancelling thingie work, if the hub has one.  My E30 intall has a space between the wheel and a personal/nardi/?  hub that I picked up at a junkyard (can't recall exactly which pattern it was).  I drilled if for the hub pattern and drilled/tapped it for the Grant pattern and away you go...  There was just enough difference in the patterns to make the holes work without overlap.

[esty]

thanks Cal...i was at the point of trying to re-drill a hub...across the hole on this wheel is 2 - 3/16 "...if that help

[m42002]

I used an adapter to put my 5 hole on the 6 hole hub.

Here's one:

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-2-Billet-Extension-Hub-Spacer-for-5-hole-Steering-Wheel-to-6-hole-Adapter-/111197336981?hash=item19e3e0b595:g:5SEAAOSwZ1lWfNLg&vxp=mtr

 

I don't recall the "5th" hole orientation. Seems like mine was at the top, also.

Edited October 1, 2016 by GoGo Garnet

[esty]

3 hours ago, GoGo Garnet said:

I used an adapter to put my 5 hole on the 6 hole hub.

Here's one:

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-Hole-Steering-Wheel-Momo-NRG-to-5-Hole-Grant-Adapter-1-2-Conversion-Plate-5-/262399583275?hash=item3d183be42b:g:ubIAAOSwv0tU5n7g&vxp=mtr

 

I don't recall the "5th" hole orientation. Seems like mine was at the top, also.

thanks....that says "6 HOLE STEERING WHEEL TO 5 BOLT ADAPTER PLATE"...the wheel i have is a 5 hole wheel, most adaptors are 6 holes, the opposite of the ebay part...does it, will it work with a Momo hub 

[m42002]

So sorry etsy, I thought I posted the one I bought. I corrected it in my post above. I have a momo adapter, grant wheel