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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herr Odo" data-source="post: 736249" data-attributes="member: 43311">See album: <a href="http://imgur.com/a/tVBOH" target="_blank">http://imgur.com/a/tVBOH</a>&<a href="http://imgur.com/6UlQdBz" target="_blank">http://imgur.com/6UlQdBz</a> Have been tweaking a few stuff. The steering wheel is the handiwork of Top Cushion near Subang airport. Told Ah Kit to do a tricolour band on top but he misunderstood and gave me tricolour stitching. He needs a day to get it done. Good workmanship, steering wheel delights the senses. All for RM250. Yen Fatt’s paint job is decent though I won’t say best. Missed out a spot under the battery where a rusted hole was left unattended. Claims his foreman didn’t tell him. Nevertheless welded the gap up gave it anti-rust at no extra charge. Getto.com.my is a place to do a wrap on your car. Reasonable pricing for small custom jobs. Check them out before Tom’s Stickers which overcharges. For example, 3M skin for side mirrors is only RM150 at Getto but Tom’s wanted RM250. For fibreglass bodyworks and bumpers, the famed Theva in Glenmarie is the guy to look up. Says he has many BMW parts he wants to sell off including spoilers and bumper lips, etc. If you need your LCD or meter cluster repaired, the Prudential fella nicknamed Haywire is known to be good at it. Price is reasonable and Haywire, who drive an E39, will come to you (he's the chap in the album pic, seen repairing an in-dash LCD).  Had a DIN88 battery installed for a little under RM500. anyone ever hear of Aokly brand?    <Pix of Top Cushion and Yen Fatt paintshop><a href="http://www.bmwclubmalaysia.com/newforums/index.php?/topic/20601-tricolour-m-stitching-steering-wheel/page-5" target="_blank">http://www.bmwclubmalaysia.com/newforums/index.php?/topic/20601-tricolour-m-stitching-steering-wheel/page-5</a></blockquote>

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