I am reading posts where peeps are binning the OEM gear knob.
Please don't!
As I will give you £10 - £20 for them dependant on condition as I use them for practicing refurbishment on.
Refurbishment Exchange Service
I should be in a position to start the refurbishment/exchange as to your requirements for both steering wheels
and gear knobs (OEM ONLY) after the New Year.
The prices will be static as I work to a standard.
If I won’t have them in my car then why should you!
I was thinking £60 exchange or £70 outright sale for the gear knobs
you will incur no other charges as it’s inclusive of P+P
Steering wheel refurbishment is for the leather OEM wheel only and not the centre piece
with the buttons or the blanking plate.
I will however remove your centre for you and replace after for no extra charge.
So basically you will get a refurbished wheel with your centre the way it was.
To refurbish your wheel, exchange centre and post back £85
To exchange your wheel for a refurbished one £65
Some times I can sell a wheel outright and at the moment I have a new old stock as in 3 years old
Steering wheel without centre plates.
I did attach it to my car with plates for a week whilst I recovered my own wheel.
Due to the condition I will require £150 inclusive.
I also have one from a late 2009 HR car with all the buttons; (mint) again £150.
I will put pictures up over the next day or so of these 2 wheels.
If you look at the prices and conditions wanted on eBay for off the car wheels
Then I think my prices are extremely reasonable!
Situations may change due to stock availability.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL EXCHANGE ITEMS MUST BE IN A SERVICABLE CONDITION!
Refurbishment consists of deep cleaning your leather and then using pigment to the original OEM colour.
It is then sealed with leather seal and conditioned for you.
It is not a leather recover?
I will be offering a recovering service on behalf of Redline Goods whose range of covers you can see
by clicking on this link - http://www.redlinego...=r&id=1&aid=815
you can also order from the same link.
Cheers
Peter