If you send an email to me at [email protected] I will send you back some pictures. I can’t even come close to posting them on this site so that’s the only way I have to send them out. As for price probably about $750 but I also have a lot of other neat wheels in my collection.

I'm loving my AA wheel....just right for a MINI

Like this one

what are you asking for the wheel?  pics?
thanks

 I have a Moto Lita wheel for sale. It’s approximately 15 inches, Blond wood typical style. And I have have the hub inches Blond wood typical style and the horn Push.  This was made in the late 1960s and has the Moto Lita signature on the middle spoke. 

Additional to the above...

Grant Adapter 3 Bolt, 1.75" BC, 5/16-24 starting at 12:00 o'clock
Grant Adapter 5 Bolt, 2.75" (70mm) BC, 10-32 starting at 12:00 o'clock
Grant Adapter 6 Bolt, 2.75" (70mm) BC, 10-32 starting at 3:00 o'clock
Nardi and Personal 6 Bolt, 74mm BC, M6 starting at 3:00 o'clock
Momo, Sparco, ISOTTA and NRG 6 Bolt, 2.75" (70mm) BC, M5 starting at 12:00 o'clock
Mountney, Lecarra, Moto-Lita and Springalex 9 Bolt, 4" BC, 10-32 starting at 12:00 o'clock

The Momo pattern is the most common.  Every Nardi or Personal wheel I have seen uses M6 screws but I understand some take M5 instead.  

You can modify some hubs by drilling & tapping in other patterns.  Measure twice (or three times), cut once.

thanks for all the info. I'm thinking 14" as flat as i can get. wooden. hopefully a blonde wood.  Yes. I've got an old mk1 steering wheel. I measured it about 16".  school bus HUGE!

I have a 14" wood rim Moto-Lita which I bought directly from them. Much better than the 13" Mountney I had.
https://www.moto-lita.co.uk/

If you looking to keep using your present hub then you need to know what size it is. There are at least two different screw spacing used. Smaller one is 6 x 74.

morning..  have you looked at the early MK1 . steering wheels.  think they are 15/16 inches..  called bus twirlers   and I have nice wooden Moto Libra.. on several of my minis and my morgan..  but PRICY.. later bc

yes. too small plus mine is worn out and slick.  I never drop my steering wheel and i'm 5'7". I might make a 14" cardboard cut out and see how it sits.  also have to determine if I want flat or dished.  thinking flat right now. 

There are a ton of choices for larger wheels, and bigger will give you more leverage, narrower tires also make the steering lighter. The original and early aftermarket wheels are 15" I think, but are on the large side, 14" should be a big help in your case.

On a side note as a kid I had a 69 Mach 1 Mustang, it had a manual trans with a heavy duty truck clutch, manual drum brakes, and manual steering, so of course I added 70 series bias belted tires, and a little 13" grant wheel. There was no steering it if you weren't moving. That car really gave you a work out.

I'm using a rare? 13" Australian SAAS steering wheel. I like it because I can use the full drop on steering column drop bracket. A 15" steering wheel will interfere with ones thighs on full drop. I once had a 12" steering wheel and agree with you that its too small.

Hi fellas.  
i'm looking to replace my 12" rally type steering wheel (held on with 6 screws) with possibly something bigger. anybody running a 14" or larger?  are you happier when parallel parking? 
thanks!