WTB, Petri wheel parts - ANY

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I may have located a few Petri wheels in Germany but need a lot of the other bits. I could use the horn buttons, adaptors, black plastic sleeves, and steel rings around the horn buttons. Adaptors for either the 02 or E9, with or without horn contacts. Plastic sleeves in nearly any condition, can fix a lot of problems. Horn buttons particularly needed.

I may have some newly leather recovered 380 and 400mm wheels in the next couple of months. You can contact me with pics of whatchagot at [email protected].

Any leads appreciated and rewarded if appropriate. Any of you Euro guys...Orangener?
 
Wish I could help, but I'm still working on mine. I have a 5" gouge in the soft foam and wonder if you have any leads/ info on how to repair this before I have new leather sewn over. The gouge is deep enough to be felt through the leather. Apologies for a slight sidetrack to your thread.
 

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These pieces often appear on German eBay, you can run a search through google translate so the results are in english. Payment for people not taking paypal (which is most) can be done through Auctionchex. I have successfully bought from there several times, same caveats as here, make sure they willingly communicate and have good feedback, for those who don't speak english, google translate is again your friend.


coupeguy said:
I may have located a few Petri wheels in Germany but need a lot of the other bits. I could use the horn buttons, adaptors, black plastic sleeves, and steel rings around the horn buttons. Adaptors for either the 02 or E9, with or without horn contacts. Plastic sleeves in nearly any condition, can fix a lot of problems. Horn buttons particularly needed.

I may have some newly leather recovered 380 and 400mm wheels in the next couple of months. You can contact me with pics of whatchagot at [email protected].

Any leads appreciated and rewarded if appropriate. Any of you Euro guys...Orangener?
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