Well the word I got was Bob T. is no longer doing wheel/shifter recovering due to health .
So where does a guy go now ?????
Well the word I got was Bob T. is no longer doing wheel/shifter recovering due to health .
So where does a guy go now ?????
Chris
1986 2R
We're working with a new vendor just now. More news soon.
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If you gotta have it like yesterday and can't wait, there's a place in Texas http://dallassteeringwheel.com/sk.htm doing it. They'll do your knob too.....wait.....what?
"Some trannys can operate both types of gearboxes but manual gearboxes with clutch pedals are more difficult to operate with heels on."
Not in a GOTTA HAVE IT RIGHT now hurry at all. Been needing work since I got the car last year. Was disappointed to hear Bob wasn't able to do them anymore, he had a good rep.
Chris
1986 2R
A rewrapped steering wheel and horn pad went for $550 on ebay the other day..high dolla...
Any more news here? I need the steering wheel and shifter knob both recovered as well-
Cheers!
Chuck
I was stupid enough to actually miss out on a shift knob for $20 ...Was on craigslist with and I saw it and never called him because I didn't have the SVO yet...when I got the SVO it took me a month to remember and now it's gone NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
'84 GT:375HP fun ride
'84 SVO:stock daily ride...even winter
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Very sad to hear Bob is not doing well. I wish him the best. I almost had him recover my wheel last year. I'm considering doing it myself and using these guys:
http://www.dccarcare.com/wsorig.html
Anyone have any experience? About $40 with shipping plus your own labor.
I'm also probably just going to buy the leather shift knob from foxmustangrestoration.com - not NOS but hopefully it fits/looks OK. Anyone have this one? $30.
http://foxmustangrestoration.com/pro...eed_Shift_Knob
That Fox Mustangs knob will require a differant lever as it will be an American thread and the SVO knob is Metric!
Bob is a great friend to many SVO'ers. His work is truly missed! Bob recovered my steering wheel, horn pad, shift knob and e-brake handle. It looked like it rolled off the factory floor! I wish him the very best and hope his health turns around very soon!
Anyone know where to get a ebrake handle recovered?
hang in there. i may be able to help.
bob
interested in the http://www.dccarcare.com/wsorig.html as well... i think i may be interested in getting an aftermarket stockish steering wheel since most covers make the wheel x2 the original size which i dislike.