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Name: Robert S.
Location: Tucson, AZ
Means of Contact: PM

I am selling a few interior parts out of my cobalt since it's parked now that I moved into an apartment.

All prices are plus shipping. I ship the next day after a cleared paypal payment.

1) Momo Airmetal E-Brake handle - Sold

2) Redline Goods Ebrake Boot - $30
It's black leather with quad stitching (blue and silver)


3) Redline Goods Shift Boot Automatic - $30
It's custom made to cover the whole shift assembly like a manual. It's also the one featured on their website. Same blue/silver quad stitching.


4) Bundle option both boots for $60 plus shipping.

 

Bump for a momo handle should not be long before someone snaps it up.
This is the same color combo i was thinking of for my boots but i need a manual. They weren't kidding when they said the blue thread doesn't contrast much with the black leather. How does the blue look in sunlight?

 

It's noticeable but not like a brighter color

 

Those e brake handles are around 75-100 new. Just letting you know.

 

Noted.

Prices updated.

 

What did the boot look like on the car? Do you have pics?

 

Here are the pics I took that RLG uses on their website...

 

Op those handles were $100 but no one has been able to find a new one in over a year because mono discontinued them.
I wouldn't be to anxious to reduce the price on it if I were you because it is still the nicest handle they have ever made that for a cobalt

 

Bump

 

There's several websites that have momo handles....even eBay

I know they may not have that one in particular but they have similar variations

 

Yeah got mine for $108 shipped off eBay

 

how was the install on the ebrake? im interested.

 

Not bad there is a how to in the how to section you can follow, just take your time. I think it took me a little less then a hour to do the momo ebrake handle and the redline goods nappa leather boot.

 

It was very easy.

All you have to do is removed the ebrake "brick" then slide the portion of the brick I cut (as pictured) onto the very back of the ebrake assembly. Then you side the momo handle as far as it can go. Granted, I did not use the hardware that came with it since the screws are supposed to grip the ebrake that way it does not slide.

 

Bump

 

so there are screws that grip onto the actually ebrake rod?

 

That's correct, I never used them.

 

Bump

 

Momo handle has been sold.

First post updated

Shift boots are still available.