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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just picked up an 02 996 nb (parked now till title comes in - so no good pics yet). I spent about 2 hours total in test drivers etc and although I love almost everything about it, I really miss the feeling of a thicker steering wheel. What are my options here? Its a tip so it has the shift buttons. thanks

POST 2Original post

Congrats on getting the car! She is nice looking. There is a new Rennlist Site sponsor, AGLA, that does custom steering wheels. He can add padding to your existing steering wheel. Here is a link to his introductory post. The pics he has are not great, but I think he is working on getting better pic and may be able to email you some better pics. AGLA Custom Leather

POST 3Original post

Nice!.... What Time sez, Agla does it all. Welcome to RL...

POST 5Original post

Looks in perfect condition, how many miles? Welcome

POST 6Original post

Dallas Custom Steering Wheel just returned my stock wheel with an extra wrap of padding and a covering of Alcantara. I love it. Quality and price are very good.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks all! Its got 82k miles on the body but really doesnt look it. Its got 1000 miles on the engine. Color combo was not my first choice but the deal was right and the mileage is offset by the new engine so I jumped on it.

POST 9Original post

Just sent an email to Dallas Custom. Looking to get some red accents over Alcantara. Do you recommend?

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