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OER Red Steering Wheel For 1969-1970 Chevrolet  Chevelle, part number CC4345
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OER Red Steering Wheel For 1969-1970 Chevrolet Chevelle

OER 16-inch simulated rosewood steering wheel for compatible 1969–1970 Chevrolet chevelle and Nova applications. Designed to recreate the classic woodgrain-style appearance of period GM steering wheels while providing a clean replacement for a cracked, worn, faded, or missing original wheel.

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This steering wheel is correct for compatible 1969–1970 Camaro and Nova restorations because it combines the period-style 16-inch diameter, simulated rosewood appearance, classic spoke layout.

$250.00
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OER 16" Simulated Rosewood Steering Wheel for 1969–1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Product Description Shop OER 16-inch simulated rosewood steering wheel for 1969–1970 Chevrolet Chevelle restoration projects. Replacing a used Chevelle steering wheel that is cracked, faded, worn, or damaged helps refresh the driver area with a cleaner period-inspired appearance. Order OER rosewood steering wheel for your classic Chevy when you want traditional styling with a premium woodgrain look. This replacement wheel features a simulated rosewood rim with a classic three-spoke design inspired by late-1960s and early-1970s Chevrolet interiors. The 16-inch diameter delivers a familiar vintage appearance and makes it a strong choice for restorations, restomods, and interior upgrades. Key Features OER restoration-style replacement Fits compatible 1969–1970 Chevrolet Chevelle applications 16-inch steering wheel diameter Simulated rosewood finish Classic three-spoke design Period-inspired Chevrolet appearance Replaces cracked, worn, faded, or damaged steering wheels Suitable for restoration and restomod builds Helps complete a factory-style interior Durable reproduction construction Product Specifications Specification Details Brand OER Product Type Steering Wheel Vehicle Chevrolet Chevelle Model Years 1969–1970 Diameter 16 Inches Rim Style Simulated Rosewood Spoke Style 3-Spoke Position Driver / Steering Column Finish Rosewood-Style Rim / Metal Spokes Application Restoration / Replacement Horn Components Verify Mounting Hardware Verify Why Choose This Steering Wheel? Original Chevelle steering wheels often develop cracks, fading, worn finishes, or damaged spokes after decades of use. This OER replacement helps restore one of the most noticeable interior components while maintaining a classic woodgrain-style appearance.

Features
  • OER replacement steering wheel
  • Designed for compatible 1969–1970 Chevrolet Camaro and Nova applications
  • 16-inch diameter
  • Simulated rosewood finish
  • Classic period-inspired GM styling
  • Ideal for restoration or interior refresh projects
  • Replaces cracked, faded, worn, or damaged steering wheels
  • Helps restore the factory-style driver compartment appearance
  • Molded rim with woodgrain-style visual treatment
  • Suitable for stock-style and restoration-focused interiors
In the box
  • 1 × 16-inch simulated rosewood steering wheel

Shipping weight 9.00 lb

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  • 1968–1972Chevelle
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Intended for compatible 1969–1970 Chevrolet Camaro and Nova applications. Verify the exact steering column and hub configuration before ordering. Confirm 16-inch diameter is correct for the intended restoration. Horn button, center cap, emblem, and horn contact parts may be sold separately. Existing original hardware may need to be reused. Steering-column spline fitment should be verified before installation. Confirm compatibility with standard versus optional steering wheel equipment. Aftermarket columns may require an adapter. Verify steering-wheel depth and dish before installation. Make sure the horn circuit operates correctly after assembly. Steering-wheel fastener torque should follow the appropriate service procedure.

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What is this product?
It is an OER 16-inch simulated rosewood steering wheel for compatible 1969–1970 Chevrolet Chevelle applications.
What model years does it fit?
It is intended for 1969 and 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle applications.
What is the steering wheel diameter?
The wheel is approximately 16 inches in diameter.
What finish does it have?
It features a simulated rosewood-style rim with metal-style spokes.
Is this real wood?
No. It is a simulated rosewood finish designed to recreate the appearance of classic woodgrain steering wheels.
Is this an OER product?
Yes, it is listed as an OER restoration-style replacement steering wheel.
Should old hardware be inspected before reuse?
yes
Does the steering column spline need to match?
yes
Should spline compatibility be verified before ordering?
yes
Can an aftermarket steering column affect fitment?
yes
Can this be used with a stock steering column?
Yes, if the wheel and hub configuration match.
Does steering wheel depth matter?
yes
Does wheel dish affect driving position?
yes
Can the wrong dish place the wheel too close to the driver?
yes
Can the wrong hub place the wheel too far from the column?
yes
Should hub depth be checked?
yes
Does horn contact alignment matter?
yes
Can incorrect horn contact installation cause the horn to stay on?
yes
Can incorrect horn wiring stop the horn from working?
yes
Should horn operation be tested after installation?
yes
Can scratches occur during shipping?
yes
Should the horn system be tested before driving?
yes
Should steering operation be tested while stationary first?
yes
Should the wheel be turned lock-to-lock before driving?
Yes, to verify clearance and smooth movement.
Should the wheel contact the column trim?
no
Can incorrect hub spacing cause rubbing?
yes
Should column trim clearance be checked?
yes
Can an incorrect horn assembly cause rubbing or binding?
yes
Is there a break-in period?
no
Should mounting hardware be rechecked after initial driving?
Yes, especially after the first few trips.
Should steering-wheel looseness ever be ignored?
No
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