I have a 2002 NBM WS6. I am looking for A new looking black ash tray lid. If any one has one, you can pm me or text me at 2488301336. Thanks
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I have a 2002 NBM WS6. I am looking for A new looking black ash tray lid. If any one has one, you can pm me or text me at 2488301336. Thanks
M6 or A4
Sorry. A4
I have one from a 1999 firebird A4.make offer
I am pretty sure it is not the right color. The color code is 19I ebony. I was told the color changed in 2000. But thanks.
Does any one have an ash tray lid for sale for an A4 2000-02? Enony
sorry its a 2000 firebird which is ebony,my bad.
So I have not gotten an ash tray lid yet. Is there anyone who has an ash tray lid for a 2002 trans am. It is an A4 and the color is Ebony. Color code 19I. I believe 2000 and 2001 will also fit. Let me know. You can PM me. Thanks.
have one from a 2000 firebird ebony in color no broken tabs. belongs to a complete A4 console.it would take a good offer to seprate it?
I have a broken one too, and couldn't find a direct replacement. They are not availble from GM anymore. What you can do is buy the graphite one, and paint it black. I saw a friends and you can't tell with the black interior paint.
I found a graphite lid from Hawks Third gen, but I haven't painted it yet. I'm thinking maybe Hydro-dip from EmblemPro on some interior parts.
I know GM discontinued them. Even when they did sell them, you had to buy it with the console. I was thinking about buying graphite. I just didn't know how it would look painted. But if you say it looks good, maybe that is the way I will go. Thanks.
im in need of one also for a 2000 A4 Z28...Quote:
Originally Posted by 666ws6
but Holy cow for $60 i can deal with mine being broken :faint:
After thinking about paying $60 and then having to paint it, I decided to fix mine. The little plastic arm with the plastic peg on the left side, is where mine broke. I took a blade from a broken vent off my silverado for the black plastic I needed. The thicker end is the same thickness as the ashtray arm. I cut off a piece a little wider and longer than the arm needed to be, with a box cutter, and glued it on with Gorilla Glue Super Glue. I then widdled it down to match the right arm. Then I cut a round peg from the same plastic vent blade and glued that on. Looks almost perfect. Fit perfect and took me 15 min.
might hold for a few years if you don't use it much. I have switches there and my epoxy fixes haven't been too robust.
I was thinking about switches in it's place. Don't have anything to put on a switch yet, except my parking break bypass for my DVD player. I don't use the ashtray, so I think it will be fine.