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That's right Jack I want it for my 1966 Austin Healey Sprite I just purchased. Back into Sprite's after selling my Bug-eye a couple of years ago. The big Healey is just not big enough for a family of four.
Still got a bunch of bug-eye parts.
Sorry, it's not for sale. I recently aquired that particular MKIII wheel for my Bugeye. (I also got an AH center) I was just hoping it would be helpful for me to post a photo of what you were looking for. Sorry for any confusion. But keep an eye on ebay, they do show up from time to time.
A MKIII steering wheel will NOT fit a Bugeye.
Different spline, and the Bugeye is 5/8 where the MKIII is 3/4. It will almost work if you have the MKIII steering column but that column is longer than the Bugeye column.
I tried all kinds of ways to put my Formula wood steering wheel from a MKIII into my Bugeye including changing the column. It does not work.
Hmmm, this wheel seems to fit my Bugeye column just fine. Maybe it's an early MKIV, I dunno! But it's the wheel without a horn push in the middle. For whatever sprite it's from the horn was moved to the stalk. Mine is from a '68.
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