Capri Perana steering wheel

Doing some clean up work over the weekend and tried installing the indicator cancellor on the Perana. To my complete disgust I found that the whole steering wheel is stuffed and some one tried to fix it with pop rivets. Now I don't know about you but a car with no power steering and lots of power should NOT be fixed this way. Can anyone shed some light on where to find a replacement.

im sure i have a saas steering wheel like that at my mums place ill be going around there in couple days  ill bring it home and take a pic of it...

soory i thought it was a saas turns out its same pattern but brand is a luisi
 
 

The steering on a Perana is really stiff. I think it's because of the reverse steering rack making the uni joint work at a much greater angle than standard Capris. Add the extra weight maybe but not much more than a V6 and she is very hard to turn and park. I want to try some bearing strut tops to help out but haven't gone that far yet. It could be welded but I still don't know I would trust it. Certainly don't want to be steering round a corner and have it fall apart in my hands that would be catastrophic. I don't mind fixing it as a spare but I think a new replacement is the way to go. I've put a standard wheel on for the moment and as they are a bit bigger it instantly is easier to steer. I might get my machinist to weld it up as I don't trust my welding in such a critical area.

It's alloy and someone tried the doughnut but pop riveted it in. I suppose the thing is the leather around the wheel is perfect so worth saving if possible.

After a bit of discussion on other platforms it seems that this wheel is in fact an Original Perana steering wheel and vey rare. It has a fourth hole hidden by the leather. So lucky I didn’t throw it away.
Now to fix it by taking it to a proper alloy welder (that’s not me for sure).
I’m thinking weld the sucker back as best they can then add a doughnut welded all round.
Any thoughts welcome or advice on who to use doesn’t matter where they are as long as it’s done well. Cheers.