Momo Steering Wheel Needs Re-covering

What style wheel? It may be cheaper to just buy a new one. Since 512TR's were made in 92-93, is this from another Ferrari? There are companies that can recover them, but it is very expensive:
Agla leather steering wheel restoration
7027 W. Broward blvd, #292
Plantation, FL 33317
800.780.4500

 

We can re-cover your steering wheel. Send pics or what steering wheel it is for a quote to [email protected]

 

I once had my MOMO steering wheel recovered by a Shoe repair shop, they haved all diff kinds of leather and color, they work great, its been 10 plus years for mine and still looks great. So you might want to try them.

 

I have a friend that owns an Auto-upholtsery retrimming workshop. He does it all the time. Just as good as factory leather covering.

 

Pap next time you see him ask him roughly what he charges.Thanks

 

Will do mate. Ive never asked him what he charges, but I have seen his work and its really good. I havent seen him for a few months, but ill swing past his workshop next days off and ill ask him for ya. I go back to work tomorrow for 4 days. Such a hard life.

 

Efkharistó Pap

 

My 77 leather cover has lost some of the stitching and apears to have shrunk a bit, (probably from massively exceeding the speed limit), so it needs a bit of repair. There is dime size piece missing from the bottom where the leather was joined, so i think it needs recovering.

Looking forward to your results.

chris

 

I am still looking for a wheel recovering. I recently saw a few momo wheels that said they were recovered by the factory. Does anyone know about this??????

 

Wow, talking steering wheels! ;-)

 

If the Momo wheel was re-covered by the "factory", you might try contacting them directly. URL is: www.momo.it

Best of luck.

 

Huh,
Stinks like cigarets.
I would clean it with GrowCo Wax and grease remover.
Spray paint that leather with SEM flexible gloss black.
Let dry.
Wax with black shoe polish.

Done.
Smile.
Drive.

Edwardo

 

I tried pretty hard to get through to someone at MOMO to do just this. I was told repeatedly - "No. The reason is the plant is too large to keep track of one steering wheel assy." They are just not interested - period. I also tried Pirelli to make some good 14" tires for 308 fans. I heard there is a special prototype division at Pirelli. Anyway, that got shut down much quicker.

Are we having fun yet

On Youtube, there's a vid of a shop called Cook's who has this Italian system to re-do leather. It takes many steps, and the wheel looks really - really nice on the video. I still prefer fresh MOMO leather too. Re-Originals sent me a pix of their re-cover job done in Italy. Looks flipp'n perfect like all re-original stuff typically does; BUT, I think it was $800!

 

I just did the Leatherique redye. It worked very well.

 

Check out:
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=356974

 

Call Fernando @ Prestige Auto Upholstery in North Hollywood, CA. He has recovered more wheels than most folks have ever touched. The dealers absolutely defer to him. His work is stunning !! (818) 753-9606

Cheers, Hank