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Old 6th November 2009, 22:32   #1
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Can anyone here direct me to a source for a resculpted thicker steering wheel?
Looking for a source to do my wheel on the car. I want something custom made and I cant seem to find anyone who can do this domestically.

Post up some links or send me a PM with any leads its much appreciated.
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Old 6th November 2009, 23:35   #2
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Looking for a source to do my wheel on the car. I want something custom made and I cant seem to find anyone who can do this domestically.

Post up some links or send me a PM with any leads its much appreciated.
Try AGLA, they are in the Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. area. Have been around for years. Owner is Alan Gunn I believe.
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Contact Darwin@SonicMS.net. They can do custom steering wheels for the M5 with carbon fiber sections as well.
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