Steering Wheel Re-design
Steering Wheel Re-design
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Cliffedge

Original Poster:

221 posts

207 months

Tuesday 23rd August 2011
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I’m thinking about having my standard all black Tuscan 3 steering wheel redesigned so the colour matches the interior, i.e. change the leather surround with a matching colour and have the black spokes changed to a brushed alloy to match the centre dash switches etc. Does anyone know where I could get this done, preferably somewhere in Cambridgeshire?

lockhart flawse

2,101 posts

264 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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Not sure this is a good idea. My steering wheel is the same colour as the interior (parchment) and I don't think it looks good - the stitching in particular gets a bit grubby. I would leave your money in your pocket.

L.F.

darkmark07

702 posts

227 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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If you do decide to get this done, I know someone out near Quy (Burwell IIRC) who could probably do the leather part, not sure if he'd be able to do the whole lot tho'.

Let me know if interested and I'll dig out his details.

Laser Sag

2,860 posts

272 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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Hi Cliff

AR Pound at Baldock did the re trim on my seats and did a good job so could be worth trying.
Why dont you post a pic of your current set up and see if someone can do a photo shop on it for you.

Kev

tvrchim500

157 posts

235 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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I changed the steering wheel on my Tuscan to a Momo wheel to get the alloy spokes and had it recoverd by DC Trim at Blackpool to match the interior.

Cliffedge

Original Poster:

221 posts

207 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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Thanks for that Mark and Kev.

David, that's an interesting option, do you mind me asking how much DC Trim charged you for that?

Here's how mine looks at the moment, biscuit and magnolia leather with prussian blue stitching to match the prussian blue carpet. I was thinking of having the wheel done in biscuit with prussian blue stitching, and of course having the spokes done to match the brushed alloy.

If anyone is handy with the old photoshop, as Kev suggested, I'd be very grateful.


Allandwf

1,773 posts

224 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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This was an option on original order. Lighter colours do get grubby quite quickly..

tvrchim500

157 posts

235 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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The recovering done by DC Trim from memory was 144 GBP.

MrChips

3,299 posts

239 months

Wednesday 24th August 2011
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A very very quick mock up....
Personally I think the standard wheel does need a few more curves and the MOMO example above does look somewhat better in matching colours. Maybe keep the wheel, stick with black leather and just change the spokes to be a brushed finish?





Edited by MrChips on Wednesday 24th August 21:44

Cliffedge

Original Poster:

221 posts

207 months

Thursday 25th August 2011
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Thanks for that Dave, now I'm not at all sure!

Zippee

14,125 posts

263 months

Friday 2nd September 2011
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Cliffedge said:
Thanks for that Dave, now I'm not at all sure!
Judging by those photoshops I'd stick with the black leather but get the spokes polished up. The biscuit does nothing for it on either pic IMHO.