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porsche horn badge for momo steering wheel

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just cos i don't like the momo one thats on the 914 at the moment.

any one got or know where i can get a porsche logo horn push from for my momo steering wheel.
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Just got one for my mine - tried to source it locally in the UK and gave up as people were being too greedy (£££).
Got it off ebay US and received in 5 days - will post the details when I get home off this damn train.

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rmennell wrote:Just got one for my mine - tried to source it locally in the UK and gave up as people were being too greedy (£££).
Got it off ebay US and received in 5 days - will post the details when I get home off this damn train.

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thanks. i just looked on UK ebay with no luck.
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just found them on the USA Ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsche- ... enameZWDVW

bit more expensive than i had tought. :shock:
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I have one here - can bring it with me either on Saturday or Sunday?

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Got them off this chap http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/cmartinperez/
Paid USD40 with shipping which is very steep for a moulded plastic horn which is NOT a genuine Momo horn (stopped several years ago due to legal action from Porsche)
Still it works and I am happy with it. Local cost in UK was about 100% more for them same forgery so went with the cheapest.
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I'm pretty sure Powermarques (advertise in 911&PW) sell the repros for about £17.50. I bought mine at the Silverstone Classic last year from the Italian guy and it needed quite a bit of work to fit properly...
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Bargin - go for it.
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I'm still after just a regular stock Momo one, if anyone has a spare?
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Keith - you only have to ask...

Black or yellow ?


Incidentally, on the topic of Porsche-crested horn buttons, I can supply genuine NOS Momo Porsche horn buttons which fit precisely (with no modifications or fettling necessary) - but only with the Prototipos I sell.
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A black one, if you have one handy. Let me know etc etc... :)
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KS wrote:I'm still after just a regular stock Momo one, if anyone has a spare?
I haven't been to my garage KS but the minute I do it's in the post to you.
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Lightweight_911 wrote:Keith - you only have to ask...

Black or yellow ?


Incidentally, on the topic of Porsche-crested horn buttons, I can supply genuine NOS Momo Porsche horn buttons which fit precisely (with no modifications or fettling necessary) - but only with the Prototipos I sell.
was tempted as i think they are superb but, just can't justify spending £200 on a car i bought just for a bit of fun.

although i guess i could put the old steering wheel back on when i come to sell the car................NO i mustn't..
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I bought mine from automotion in the states -

http://www.automotion.com/productpage.a ... =2&sid=173
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Ian Gunney wrote:Helen

I have one here - can bring it with me either on Saturday or Sunday?

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8) thanks Ian. it looks like new.

cheques in the post
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