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Thread: WTB: Vintage MOMO horn button

  1. 04-12-2013, 10:30 PM #1
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    WTB: Vintage MOMO horn button

    Hi, i search a vintage MOMO horn button


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    I noticed this one Marco (but sold)

    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/150915064...#ht_500wt_1090
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    Thought I saw one on us ebay
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    Hi Merw! I saw this one many weeks ago, but i don't like it.
    I would like to find one with the

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    Quote Originally Posted by Digital K View Post
    Thought I saw one on us ebay
    Do you have the link?
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    What years would that be? That is MO/MO versus Momo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Merv View Post
    What years would that be? That is MO/MO versus Momo.
    I don't know but on the wheel this logo was used from 68 to 73 circa, i think is the same for the horn buton.

    A little bit expensive

    http://www.porsport.com/index.php?vi...lery&Itemid=57
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    The $85 eBay button looked to me like somebody scratched the MOMO letters into the back of a black button then put silver paint on the letters. I and my MOMO advisor have never seen another like that. I do have an early over under MOMO button you can make an offer for. PM me your email and I'll send photos.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 66S View Post
    The $85 eBay button looked to me like somebody scratched the MOMO letters into the back of a black button then put silver paint on the letters. I and my MOMO advisor have never seen another like that. I do have an early over under MOMO button you can make an offer for. PM me your email and I'll send photos.
    Can you send to my email the photos and your request?

    chini.marco@gmail.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by 66S View Post
    The $85 eBay button looked to me like somebody scratched the MOMO letters into the back of a black button then put silver paint on the letters. I and my MOMO advisor have never seen another like that. I do have an early over under MOMO button you can make an offer for. PM me your email and I'll send photos.
    Yes I guess with out actually seeing it - it hard to tell the age and authenticity of these items as they are undated. Are there repros or copies of the MO/MO variants?
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