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Anyone familiar with this steering wheel?

kcdonahue

By kcdonahue,
in BMW 2002 and other '02

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to find a hub for a 2002 and that may be tricky if the bolt pattern is different from Momo or Nardi, etc..

shermanmartinez@hotmail.com

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to find a hub for a 2002 and that may be tricky if the bolt pattern is different from Momo or Nardi, etc..

shermanmartinez@hotmail.com

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Thanks for the info guys! As always its Sherman to the rescue.

Paul and Al, the wheel is for sale but I did not want to put it up in the for sale section until my crazy schedule dies down a bit... I have a bunch of parts to sell at the moment but I just haven't found the time.

Jim,

I do not have any shallow grills. I've been on the lookout for a top quality set for my tii for a few years.

KC

...do you wash your underpants while wearing them in the shower ? (C.D. - 5/28/2009)

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Selling ? Email me, I may be interested. I sold all my good wheels and now I need one as the leather on my Nardi (black) is pretty worn out, don't want to spend $300+ for a recovering job!

Purists...please excuse this idea. I became tired of the torn up leather on my Momo wheel, so I spent $5.77 at Autozone on this wheel cover, and will be happy with it until I begin the interior resto in earnest. It is a great, short term solution to a steering wheel in rough shape.

The wheel in the original post is beautiful by the way...

Thanks,

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'72 2002 Tii Inka restoration project

'07 550i Titanium Silver, steptronic...ED 2006

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