Re: Tony Thompson 26R steering wheels
Posted: Fri Aug 06, 2010 10:23 amOK thanks, I'm still undecided about whether to get one, the P&P is $35 so it's $121 altogether which is approx ?76.30 
I'm not sure how much original ones are going for right now because they don't come up for sale very often. Does anyone have one kicking around that they wouldn't mind getting ?50-60 for?
SummerinMaine, you have a 2002 Tii, they're great cars, my friend has a 1968 2002, it was the 36th RHD car produced and believed to be the earliest surviving example in the UK, http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/lh/photo/ ... directlink , it's undergoing some welding at the moment as, not being plastic, it's got a serious case of iron worm. He had a Ti back in California a couple of years ago as he's dual nationality. He keeps quite a nice blog site for his '02 actually (much more updates than mine gets!); http://1968bmw2002.blogspot.com
He's also just inherited a Hudson Super Wasp from his Grandfather-in-Law, it needs a resto but is such a cool looking car.
I'm not sure how much original ones are going for right now because they don't come up for sale very often. Does anyone have one kicking around that they wouldn't mind getting ?50-60 for?SummerinMaine, you have a 2002 Tii, they're great cars, my friend has a 1968 2002, it was the 36th RHD car produced and believed to be the earliest surviving example in the UK, http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/lh/photo/ ... directlink , it's undergoing some welding at the moment as, not being plastic, it's got a serious case of iron worm. He had a Ti back in California a couple of years ago as he's dual nationality. He keeps quite a nice blog site for his '02 actually (much more updates than mine gets!); http://1968bmw2002.blogspot.com
He's also just inherited a Hudson Super Wasp from his Grandfather-in-Law, it needs a resto but is such a cool looking car.