Steering wheel

[stphers]

So, I found this wheel in a parts box stash that I had kinda forgot about There is a hub that goes with it that fits an E9 but no horn button I do know where the hub is but it is buried in another box under a bunch of other boxes, way too much trouble at the moment to dig out My question is , is it a Petri wheel ? no markings on it but it does have the stitching imprint in the grip. Anybody got any ideas?

Thanks, Rick

 

[dave v. in nc]

Looks more like a Nardi cousin, but I'll let the expert wheel guys assess.

 

[Keshav]

Seems like it has the Petri bolt pattern and not Nardi....
our resident expert @Hans W. would know more

 

[Wladek]

Look much alike to Triumph steering wheel

 

[stphers]

Interesting TR4, TR3 never thought about that but I do have an E9 hub for it More opinions please

Thanks, Rick

 

[dave v. in nc]

I thought the TR's mostly had the "banjo" type with the three "wires" per spoke...

 

[Hans W.]

It's an MG(B) steering wheel.
Looks like a Petri bolt pattern, but it isn't.

 

[Hans W.]

More info;

MG steering wheels: they drive you round the bend

What's what in the history of late Midget steering wheels....it really IS that interesting.

drivetribe.com

 

[stphers]

Thanks Hans You are the man I do have a hub that works on the E9 and the 2002 so I may and try and figure out a horn button for it, kinda like it could wrap itin leather as well.

Thanks to all, Rick

 

[Markos]

It's an MG(B) steering wheel.
Looks like a Petri bolt pattern, but it isn't.

My first thought was Ferrero bolt pattern.