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In another post I had a picture of my wood dash. I had just reached into my boxes and pulled out the center hub emblem so I could test my horns. The person I responded to asked about the emblem so I looked thru Bill Piggotts book and another assuming I would find it somewhere but did not see one like this. Can anybody tell me what this is from?
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TR4/4A What is this Steering Wheel Center?
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Sorry, bad joke, or is it? 
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1964 Spitfire Mk I !
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I suspect that red background was done by a previous owner, as I don't recall ever seeing such before?
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Look for a hub assembly for my Wesal steering wheel. My email frankiehandyman@aol.com