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Asking $200. Trying to sell my hand made OSR F1 Sim Rig. This is an F1 style sim racing cockpit designed to accommodate all sim racing wheels and pedals. It was handmade from plans purchased from Open Sim Racing in July 2020. See link: https://opensimracing.com/collections/wood-sim-rig-plans/products/plans-osr-f1-seat-wood I like the F1 posture, but my 58 year old back doesn't, so this goes to you! It is setup and drilled for the Fanatec CSL Elite wheelbase and Clubsport V3 pedals. Solid rig. I also enjoy space sims, so I added pockets on either side of the rig. The pictured platform can be slide in solidly. Mount your favorite HOTAS joystick/throttle. Works great. I've also mounted 4" casters to the bottom, so this is easily moved about. Easily handles my CSL Elite wheel base without movement. Might even handle a DD? My Fanatic V3 pedals were rock solid on this. Located near Fortville, Indiana (15 miles east of Indianapolis) This is way too big to ship, so a pick up. I'll drive up to 75 miles to do a hand off. Text: three one seven four four eight five five nine five. You can call and PLS leave a message, and I will return your call right away. Too many solicitors have my number so I don't answer unknown numbers. This add is also on Facebook and Craigslist. Thanks for looking!

Hello and hi from germany! First post here, and what's better to introduce myself than showing my latest creation - a TM F1 Addon wheel with some small modifications mad by myself. My name is Pierre, i am 46 years old from germany. Startet simracing in 1999 with Grand Prix Legends and a gamepad, followed by a Logitech Wingman Formula Force wheel, which a had for years. Did a break from simracing for a few years bacause of the reallife.exe, but was addicted immediately again in 2017 when i had the change to try a friends T300 and Assetto Corsa on PS4. You can imagine the "slap in your face" when the Logitech Formula Force was the last wheel you driven! As i had a better job, my own T300 was delivered a week later, followed by T3PA-PRO pedals and TH8A shifter and a Playseat Alcantara. Then i startet to built the first things by myself, replaced the wheel rim on my T300, built my own buttonbox and a boost controller. Last year i built my own aluminuim rig with a race seat and purchased a Samsung O+ WMR. In the moment an AMG GT3 wheel for ACC is work in progress, the Williams-BMW-F1 wheel is my latest finished project: The project startet with a broken (literally) F1 addon wheel, which i got as a bargain on ebay. I saw the SIMR-F1 before and the mods made with them here on ISRTV, and the idea was born to create a F1 wheel for myself. But not Ferrari style (what everyone did), i wanted to make something that looks like a Williams-BMW-F1 wheel, because i liked the look of the gold carbon fiber and the blue handles. This is the result: The goal was the look of a Williams-BMW wheel with all what is needed for Assetta Corsa and Automobilista. Every knob and button should work on PC, but still PS4 compatible. Including the SIMR-F1 enclosure was the easiest part of the story, finding the correct places for the CTS rotarys and the rotary switches was much harder. For PS4 compatibility the Thrustmaster board had to stay inside, and it was a hard job to include all the wires, switches and rotarys without getting an electrical problem. But it worked pretty well, and averything is working as planed. The carbon look is made by a friend in watertransfer with 2K clearcoat on top. Handles are wrapped in blue alcantara, magnetic shifter mod by 3DRAP.it (great!) with carbon fiber paddles. The coiled USB-cable is removable for PS4 use, but needed for full functionality on PC. Williams-F1 stickers by a simracing friend, and the button stickers a custom made by Paul of simstickers.co.uk. Feautures: - PC and PS4 compatible - 2 rotary switches, - 6 rotary encoder, - 34 push button functions to assign - fully working SIMR-F1 display on PC So, i hope you like it, comments or questions very welcome. As said, i am from germany, so english is'nt my first language and everything is understandable. Best wishes, Pierre.