Project "steering wheel badge"

[A7DUO]

I decided to use a spare wheel centre cap badge and carefully drill the 'dot' and it fitted well.

Ideally 3x black bolts would finish this off a treat.

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[Alec]

I just put a Transfer in the centre of my Steering Wheel, which I think I bought from the AAOC many years ago.
I did the same with my Helmet as well.
They were available in various sizes & colours, but Black has always been my favourite, so small subtle Black-on-Black it was.

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[A7DUO]

That does look good that transfer - I struggled to find anything like that although I did make my own out of white vinyl for the nose (but the smaller the badge got the harder it becomes to get a good hand-cut result. I like the Roof helmets too - and that is a nice finishing tuch on the front of that. Nice work.

[autobackup]

I also did the 'black on black' in the centre of my steering wheel.

These transfers in various colours and sizes can be in your hands in a couple of days off the shelf if you give Matt in Ariel parts a call or email him at parts@arielmotor.co.uk!

[Alec]

I wonder if the Screen Stickers are still available, as I have one on each of my other vehicles.

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[A7DUO]

. I found a black allen cap for my wheel that works to good effect.

Yes they look good the screen stickers too, I could use some of those. on the nose of my Nomad I've gone home made vinyl until I find something better (still contemplating the 'big A' on the nose panel,but haven't decided yet)

I'm hoping the name up front will stop people asking me "what it is" when I stop for petrol (I've had all sorts of small volume sports cars from Lotus, Caterham, a few rare and colourful Porsche models along the way, even my '1959 Isetta and the Mog3 didn't get as many questions - but never has anyone shown more interest in the Nomad - to the point where it gets a bit annoying especially in Covid times. - getting a bit fed up "what is is", "how fast does it go", "how much was it" - I might start handing out a fact sheet instead - in the mean time actively seeking out garages with S-U/L and pay at pump in remote locations - which is a challenge in itself sometimes). Clearly not everyone watches TopGear or missed the episode with the Nomad in it.