WTB TD steering wheel insert, G60 Valve cover - Parts for Sale/Wanted - VWDiesel.net The IDI, TDI, and mTDI source.

• WTB TD steering wheel insert, G60 Valve cover by Kudagra on 02 Aug, 2007 15:41
• Yea I know..
  
  But I have to ask.
  
  Let me know if you have one and how much you want.
• #1 by RabbitJockey on 02 Aug, 2007 20:35
• g60 valve covers are pretty easy to get.  some needs to get a rubber/ plastics guy to start making the steering wheel centers again.  but i'm sure it will be costly.
• #2 by lord_verminaard on 03 Aug, 2007 07:52
• I've got a G60 valve cover, great shape, although someone painted it and I have spent a boatload of time stripping it.  It does have the CCV box and "puck".  $70 shipped?
  
  Brendan
• #3 by Kudagra on 03 Aug, 2007 10:29
• Quote from: "lord_verminaard"

  I've got a G60 valve cover, great shape, although someone painted it and I have spent a boatload of time stripping it.  It does have the CCV box and "puck".  $70 shipped?
  
  Brendan

  
  
  Sold...sounds good to me. I just talked to a guy in California and he had one...wanted $50 + 20 shipping. Id rather give my money to some one on here. If anyone else needs to know they guy in California's number IM me Ill send you the info.
  
  You have IM Lord V
• #4 by Northern RD on 03 Aug, 2007 11:24
• Quote from: "Trev0rbr"

  g60 valve covers are pretty easy to get.  some needs to get a rubber/ plastics guy to start making the steering wheel centers again.  but i'm sure it will be costly.

  
  
  Not that costly, I got one of these up and running:
  
  http://www.lindsaybks.com/dgjp/djgbk/inject/index.html
  
  and the results have been good so far. The next big issue is creating a decent mold for inserts, one that looks 'factory', and that will that a few test runs. As well, I`ll have to try differnt types of plastic, again to get something that has a factory look and feel.
  N.
• #5 by Kudagra on 03 Aug, 2007 15:49
• Quote from: "Northern RD"

  Quote from: "Trev0rbr"

  g60 valve covers are pretty easy to get.  some needs to get a rubber/ plastics guy to start making the steering wheel centers again.  but i'm sure it will be costly.

  
  
  Not that costly, I got one of these up and running:
  
  http://www.lindsaybks.com/dgjp/djgbk/inject/index.html
  
  and the results have been good so far. The next big issue is creating a decent mold for inserts, one that looks 'factory', and that will that a few test runs. As well, I`ll have to try differnt types of plastic, again to get something that has a factory look and feel.
  N.

  
  
  Dont worry...Im in line. I would think the hardest part would be getting the color right.  Is there any way you can melt down a few regular inserts to get the same plastic?
• #6 by punkvideo81 on 03 Aug, 2007 18:24
• this would be really cool...
• #7 by bert on 04 Aug, 2007 14:42
• sorry kudagra,but ive got 2 of the centers,i got them from ebay france,try on there,ive seen a few over the years,maybe you will find one
  
  
  
  Bert