What do you know about these wheels?
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Interesting stuff about the tail and (lack of) chin spoiler. Ideally, I'd prefer a "period correct" tail. I'd also prefer a period correct radio to the aftermarket Clarion that has been installed just a *wee* bit crookedly. Aesthetically, I'm probably partial to no tail as a general rule, although I'm not sure how this particular color would looked tailless.
Now I'm gonna be self-conscious about the tail! I'm afraid to price a Weissach spoiler. . . .
Now I'm gonna be self-conscious about the tail! I'm afraid to price a Weissach spoiler. . . .
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The car is going to Pat Williams Racing next on the sellers nickel for the syncro repairs. I plan to have them do a PPI for me then. I don't expect any surprises. Pat Williams owned the car before me and did the last major work to it before selling it to the current owner. I'm confident the seller and I will be able to reach a mutually satisfying agreement if something unexpected is discovered.
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Oh! And speaking of wheels! Did I mention the grimy Momo Benetton steering wheel (and matching shift ****). It really sets off that green exterior paint!
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Oh! And speaking of wheels! Did I mention the grimy Momo Benetton steering wheel (and matching shift ****). It really sets off that green exterior paint!
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(Did I mention the interior is a little rough?)
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What's wrong with the interior?
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I'd use some Leatherique Prestine clean on that or some other good leather cleaner for that wheel. I think it is cool, but it is not my style. However, I would say they are rare and something good to put aside as someone will pay $$$ for it some day. I actually used the Prototipo as a sort of "generic" term. I have 2 of them and the wheel is a little skinny. I like a wheel with a fatter grip so I love my old Momo Race Line. Just watch the Pelican classifieds as steering wheels pop up all the time.
What's wrong with the interior?
What's wrong with the interior?
As for the interior. I actually isn't too bad except for the seats. Suggestions, tips, recommendations etc. would be highly appreciated:
The vinyl is detaching a bit from the glove box door
The material on the inside of the sun visors is shot
The plastic air vent in the center of the dash is cracked/broken
Although carpet and mats seemed OK, some cocomats might be a nice little gift to myself
Upholstery on the vinly/cloth seats is very faded, but the rear seats are probably ok (they seem to prefer being folded down and were better shielded from the sun)
The driver's seat is functional but in awful cosmetic shape. The cloth was cut at the seem along the front upper back and slit across the rear upper back to accommodate a safety harness. The left side bolsters are worn and torn too.
Also, more importantly than the seats, there is a Blaupunkt microphone for a Dictaphone or something, but it doesn't seemed to be wired into any device. It is important that I be able to simultaneously shift, steer, and hold a mic to record conversations with myself, doncha know?
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You can repair the glove box yourself. Just remove the door and use some glue and clamp it.
Sun visors - Get new ones, take to an upholstery shop for a re-do, or look for some good used ones.
Plastic air vent - I ordered from Pelican last month and it was about $80
Seats - Check World Uph, GAHH.com, or Heritage Uph as they may have replacement covers.
Sun visors - Get new ones, take to an upholstery shop for a re-do, or look for some good used ones.
Plastic air vent - I ordered from Pelican last month and it was about $80
Seats - Check World Uph, GAHH.com, or Heritage Uph as they may have replacement covers.
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You can repair the glove box yourself. Just remove the door and use some glue and clamp it.
Sun visors - Get new ones, take to an upholstery shop for a re-do, or look for some good used ones.
Plastic air vent - I ordered from Pelican last month and it was about $80
Seats - Check World Uph, GAHH.com, or Heritage Uph as they may have replacement covers.
Sun visors - Get new ones, take to an upholstery shop for a re-do, or look for some good used ones.
Plastic air vent - I ordered from Pelican last month and it was about $80
Seats - Check World Uph, GAHH.com, or Heritage Uph as they may have replacement covers.
Thanks for the glove box tip. Hopefully the door isn't a pita to remove/reinstall.
I saw the vent at Pelican (and the $$ visors too). I've started to look around for some decent used visors.
Thanks for the seat tips too. I don't remember how bad the bolster damage was. Hopefully the foam is pretty much in place.