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tedidesign
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2010/08/14 16:10:36 (permalink)
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steering wheel retrim

Looking at getting an rs2000 steering wheel covered in leather, The polyurathane is in pretty good nick, so just needing a black cover stiched on. Anyone had this done? How much ? and can anyone recommend someone in Melb who could do the job.
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    David W
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    RE: steering wheel retrim 2010/08/14 19:56:21 (permalink)
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    Any motor trimmer could do this couldn't they? Challenge is finding someone who wants to do a job like this
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    BryanS81
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    RE: steering wheel retrim 2010/08/15 00:42:08 (permalink)
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    on the topic....

    http://classic-ford.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=16207

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    RE: steering wheel retrim 2010/08/15 09:33:06 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by whooligan


    Might look at getting a job lot done. I have 6 factory steering wheels (RS & TC) all too crappy to sell so it might pay to get the lot done at once.


    Let me know if you do that Glenn as I will chuck my one in too. I got it recovered about 10 years ago for $85 but was a very ordinary job.

    Craig.
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