Steering Wheel For 2001 Gmc Yellow Stepside Truck

By bjljruss
February 26, 2009 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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bjljruss

Posted February 26, 2009

Hi. I was here last fall looking for color code help for a 2001 GMC Sunblast Yellow Stepside Truck. Finally got that fender painted, but now I need more help. The steering wheel in this truck is black with yellow at the tope and bottom. The yellow is torn, and ugly. I want to get this fixed or replaced for my son's truck for his b-day. Does anybody know where I could get another steering wheel like this or have this one repaired? I've tried ebay, and searched google for steering wheel covers. I talked to a guy in Nashville and he said he didn't know anybody that did that sort of thing. Does anybody have any suggestions for me?

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