edit: petri sold, momo sold, alpina available
momo alpina 54mm
momo alpina 54mm
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some horn buttons, momo or petri
- Thread starter deQuincey
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PM sent on the Petri horn button!
Thanks-
Thanks-
@deQuincey,
You may think that I am trying to be difficult, but I assure you I am not. The button faces are switched. Your momo button body has a Petri button face, and your Petri button body has a Momo button face. You will have no issue swapping them.
Petri Button Face:
Momo Button Face:
You may think that I am trying to be difficult, but I assure you I am not. The button faces are switched. Your momo button body has a Petri button face, and your Petri button body has a Momo button face. You will have no issue swapping them.
Petri Button Face:
Momo Button Face:
petri is sold,
both momo nd momo type are still available
both momo nd momo type are still available
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Wladek
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"Petri" frame have momo emblem/button indeed
but
"Original old momo type 54mm" as for me is not momo, just raid or so, that have emblem/button from OEM E21 steering wheel
None of horn button frames showed on photos have petri emblem/button.
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Picture 4 on the horn buttons looks like the Petri Logo on it.
Thank you, yes, the advert is very clear as you have noticed, @Ajay
petri is petri
momo is momo
momo type is momo type
Wladek
Well-Known Member
Frame is Petri, i never denied it. I was reffering only to inner part - emblem/button.
As I have illustrated, the photo is very clear that the button faces are not matched to the button bodies. I know that you have a very high attention to detail, and I presume that this is important to you. A vintage silver-ringed momo BMW button goes for $100 - $200 on the age and condition. A vintage Petri button goes for $150 - $200 depending on the condition. I think that if anyone is going to pay market value for one of these buttons, it is important for the seller to know what is being sold, and for the buyer to know whether or not the part that they are buying is original and correct. If the buyer doesn’t care, great!
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