Subject	Yes, it is true that it is a DIY. But I am talking
Posted by	TTPower on April 23, 2002 at 5:45 AM
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In Reply To	Re: The way to repair a worn-out leather steering wheel is posted by offset_98 on April 23, 2002 at 05:17 AM
Message	about a highly professional job (the interior people at my work place have at least 20 years of experience and some have 30 years just do interior trim for custom display). I have them to install my ZToyZ full leather interior (trim and seat) for only $200.00. The guy is nice enough that he un-saw the original passenger seat map packet (saw on the back of the passenger seat) and saw to the new ZToyZ leather seat for NO extra charge. To do an excellent job especially on the leather steering wheel require lots of skills, experiences, and tools.
Follow Ups	Repairing a worn steering wheel... - SRW 04:00:20 04/23/02 The way to repair a worn-out leather steering wheel is - TTPower 05:13:32 04/23/02 Re: The way to repair a worn-out leather steering wheel is - offset_98 05:17:25 04/23/02 Yes, it is true that it is a DIY. But I am talking - TTPower 05:45:58 04/23/02 Here >>> http://www.wheelskins.com/ - [-TRM in TPA-] 07:14:29 04/23/02 I can sell you mine barely new condition for a good price... - Oppaman Z 06:02:19 04/23/02 if your price is very good, I could come pick it up myself (n/m) - ZEngineer 21:22:12 04/23/02 half price of the retail...and no taxes (n/m) - Oppaman Z 06:27:21 04/24/02 I have one to sell as well. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 09:16:09 04/23/02 I went to the local junkyard and found an early 90's 240SX - yellowpearlz 10:26:26 04/23/02
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