i was looking through opg's book and i found the steering wheel that is in my car and it says it is from a malibu but my car has no malibu emblems and isnt missing any.It is a two door sedan that originally had a 6 cyl. the vin starts with 13327ki

Malibu, 300deluxe, SS would have the same steering wheel

did 68 malibu's not have malibu badges or malibu printed anywhere? mine just says chevelle on every thing.

...... i was lookin at the production stats on this site and it says 13327 is a chevelle 300 deluxe 6 cyl 2 door sedan it says malibus are 135XX and 136xx me cunfoosed :confused:

I'd say the steering wheel could be factory ordered on a base Chevelle. It's also possible that some previous owner replaced the factory wheel with the woodgrain optioned wheel. Aftermarket mfg's catalogs will generally give a 'generic' description of an item based on the more popular models. The steering wheel was probably also available on the SS in 1968 and it's not a Malibu model either (135xx/136xx) but rather a Super Sport model (138xx).

If it's the one I'm thinking of, it was standard on Malibus & SS396 models. It was also optional for 300 & 300 Deluxe models at modest extra cost as RPO N30 - Deluxe Steering Wheel. N30 was offered on 1967 & 1968 Chevelles, although the styles were different.
The car that followed mine down the assembly line was a '67 300 2-door post with nothing but a 250, Powerglide, wheel covers, whitewalls and the N30 Deluxe Steering Wheel. No radio on the thing either.

what was different about the 300 deluxe?