Are These Wood Trim Suppliers OK?
12-06-04, 07:41 AM
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I once had the whole kit installed on my first GS. At first I thought it looked good but after a while the wood started to turn to a light orange, looked cheap and like crap - but the company I ordered from replaced the whole kit at no charge and it was like almost a yr after i bought it - it was woodtrim.com
I wouldnt do the whole kit if i had to do it again, I would do only some peices like just the ashtray,radio,climate controls
Does anyone know of a place that does custom peices for the wood, I would like to get my LCD encloser done
I wouldnt do the whole kit if i had to do it again, I would do only some peices like just the ashtray,radio,climate controls
Does anyone know of a place that does custom peices for the wood, I would like to get my LCD encloser done
12-06-04, 08:57 AM
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Originally posted by DetMich1
Well, at least the steering wheel looks cool, but I think you could do without the wood accents around the tiptronic buttons. That wheel is by American Stitches isn't it, Johnny? They appear to do great work. I plan on having mine done soon now that I have a loaner steering wheel to use while the job is done.
Well, at least the steering wheel looks cool, but I think you could do without the wood accents around the tiptronic buttons. That wheel is by American Stitches isn't it, Johnny? They appear to do great work. I plan on having mine done soon now that I have a loaner steering wheel to use while the job is done.
its the way i bought it and after being in a stock Gs i just really liked it
so im going to leave it for now
12-06-04, 10:52 AM
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EV ftw!!!
Hey T.L.W bro, I want your steering wheel!!!!! Aren't you getting rid of it and doing some JP wheel? 
Let's trade your steering wheel for something plus cash!
Let's trade your steering wheel for something plus cash!
12-06-04, 03:32 PM
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Re: Loaner steering wheel
Originally posted by 3dog
So how do you get a loaner steering wheel?
3dog
So how do you get a loaner steering wheel?
3dog
12-06-04, 03:45 PM
#35
Re: Re: Loaner steering wheel
Originally posted by DetMich1
Ivan, I found another CL member who was parting out a SC. He was willing to loan his steering wheel to me in exchange for my promise to return it when done and to pay for shipping charges both ways. Seemed more than fair to me. The SC wheel will fit on the GS steering column tho the air bag is not compatible to my knowlege. Shouldn't be a problem for the short term while the work is being done. I have seen them sold on ebay also, sometimes for prices less than $75. Just keep looking around.
Ivan, I found another CL member who was parting out a SC. He was willing to loan his steering wheel to me in exchange for my promise to return it when done and to pay for shipping charges both ways. Seemed more than fair to me. The SC wheel will fit on the GS steering column tho the air bag is not compatible to my knowlege. Shouldn't be a problem for the short term while the work is being done. I have seen them sold on ebay also, sometimes for prices less than $75. Just keep looking around.
Hey thanks you've given me some options to work with.
Ivan
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Last edited by 3dog; 12-07-04 at 04:35 AM.
12-06-04, 10:17 PM
#36
Originally posted by Hameed
Hey T.L.W bro, I want your steering wheel!!!!! Aren't you getting rid of it and doing some JP wheel?
Let's trade your steering wheel for something plus cash!
Hey T.L.W bro, I want your steering wheel!!!!! Aren't you getting rid of it and doing some JP wheel?
Let's trade your steering wheel for something plus cash!
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