FS:2011+ Cayenne Piano Black Interior Trim and Tan Multi-Function Steering Wheel

porschespeeddemon · #1 10-10-2011, 08:43 PM

I have for sale a Piano Black interior trim kit and Light Tan Multi-Function steering wheel for 2011+ Cayennes. This was removed for wood trim when the car was brand new, and has no use on it. Kit includes ignition surround on left side of steering wheel, corresponding trim on right side of steering wheel, long strip across the glovebox area, center console cover piece, ashtray insert cover, and all four doors. One note on the very right side of the ignition surround is one VERY TINY knick in the black. It is very minor, and likely will not see it once installed, as it will be the side closest to the steering wheel but still feel obligated to disclose it.

Also for sale is a Non-Heated Light Tan Multi-Function steering wheel. Tan, with tan stitching. Wheel comes with no airbag. Trim pieces alone retail for $1100+ and steering wheel retails for $1200+. Asking $750 shipped for the trim, and $750 shipped for the steering wheel, both to conitinental US. Thanks for looking, please PM with questions/offers, willing to deal if someone would like both items. Pics:

porschespeeddemon · #2 10-13-2011, 10:21 PM

One quick correction on the trim with the spot on it, it is the lower left portion of the ignition surround, so it will be on the bottom side. If you look at this photo, TECHART 2011 Porsche Cayenne Interior Picture #13 of 14 - Automobiles Review

It will be between the ignition surround and the left dash vent on the lower side. You could probably even touch it with a sharpie and it would disappear, but I'll leave that to the buyer. Thanks.

Photo of actual part, can just barely see the spot on the top right of the trim in this photo:
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...33943721eHpeeB

porschespeeddemon · #3 10-16-2011, 11:57 PM

Quick price update to $700 for either/or item.

porschespeeddemon · #4 10-25-2011, 10:29 PM

$675 for either item!

SPEEDANDTECH · #5 10-30-2011, 10:19 AM

How hard is it to install these and take off?
I have them in same color, but wouldn't mind wrapping them in DiNoc 3M CF film for a change. But i don't want to pay the dealer 500$Gillion dollars for install.

porschespeeddemon · #6 10-30-2011, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by SPEEDANDTECH »

How hard is it to install these and take off?
I have them in same color, but wouldn't mind wrapping them in DiNoc 3M CF film for a change. But i don't want to pay the dealer 500$Gillion dollars for install.

Actually not bad. Just be patient and use smooth plastic trim wedges, work your way across gently, and they will pop off.