Newage Momo Airbag Steering wheel
30 April 2010, 04:24 PM
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Newage Momo Airbag Steering wheel
I have removed the airbagged momo steering wheel from my bugeyed scoob to make way for a smaller one
It is in good nick, having covered a mere 50000 miles. It is the black stitch WRX style wheel.
Will take £50 collected. Not overly keen on posting an airbag
It is in good nick, having covered a mere 50000 miles. It is the black stitch WRX style wheel.
Will take £50 collected. Not overly keen on posting an airbag
01 May 2010, 09:41 AM
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Hi mate, I'm in North London (Just outside Watford). The wheel has a small scratch on the momo badge, and the perforated area is slightly shiny, but that has to be expected after 50000 miles. I'm currently uploading some more detailed pics that I'll post up shortly
01 May 2010, 10:21 AM
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No problems, I'm not sure what the regulations are when it comes to posting an airbag, I'm suspect people do but I can't find the restrictions on the royal mail website
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an airbag won't go off without power, so there's no problem posting one
I have bought & sold them in the past and sent & recieved in the post, with no issues
I have bought & sold them in the past and sent & recieved in the post, with no issues
01 May 2010, 11:46 AM
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In theory it shouldn't as you say, but I thought I had read somewhere that airbags are considered dangerous goods and shouldn't be posted
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if you'd split the wheel & airbag, I'd take the wheel if you'd post
mine is a Classic and the wheel is the same, but I believe the airbag connectors are different, plus my airbag is ok
mine is a Classic and the wheel is the same, but I believe the airbag connectors are different, plus my airbag is ok
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Because once I split the 2, the second half will only be saleable to someone in a similar predicament to you. That doesn't come around to often does it.