Bespoke Audi A2 Armrest Bracket and Trim (A6 C5) Group Order

Just a gentle reminder. This group buy DOES NOT INCLUDE the Audi A6 C5 armrest. You will need to supply this yourself. As this is looking popular the armrests will no doubt increase in price. They are available in a few versions, fabric lid, leather lid and some that had the built in genuine Audi phone set up. Replacement lids are also available.
Just like the bracket than @DuncanA2 made for the A1armrest, this bracket is specific to the A6 C5 and no other armrest.
 
audifan said:
Just a gentle reminder. This group buy DOES NOT INCLUDE the Audi A6 C5 armrest. You will need to supply this yourself. As this is looking popular the armrests will no doubt increase in price. They are available in a few versions, fabric lid, leather lid and some that had the built in genuine Audi phone set up. Replacement lids are also available.
Just like the bracket than @DuncanA2 made for the A1armrest, this bracket is specific to the A6 C5 and no other armrest.
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Well said Graham,

I guess this could have made this a little more clear on the first post.

Apologies to anyone who thought this might be a complete package.

Kind regards,

Tom
 
DJ 190 said:
Have a look at this : https://www.a2oc.net/community/inde...armrest-where-can-i-get-one.20991/post-444418 The model required is the MLC 310

David
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Afternoon David,

I hope you're well Sir. Thank you for the input. The Sydmeko MLC310 option has been considered by myself (I was close to collecting the recent offering by @Mustang-owner).

This project/venture is about supplying an affordable, functional OEM looking option that doesn't require any visible damage in a 'Group Buy" quantity. This should work out a lot cheaper than any bulk order from Sydmeko, which might still rub the passengers seat (Sport Interior) in its native form. As I understand it, there is a requirement, for perfect fitting, that the bracket possibly requires adjustment. Its an expensive item to have to get the bracket altered in my personal opinion.

I do know the Sydmeko is a great item though but I couldn't bring myself to cutting a hole in a set of Twist Heated Leather Sport Seats.

With the talk of a second order in the coming months I see this as a great popular, OEM looking alternative that should be a lot cheaper than the MLC310 and will leave no visible trace if the armrest were to be removed (to go into another A2) upon sale.

Kind regards,

Tom
 
Hello Tom,

You have just secured no 26 of 27. I’ll get you added to the list shortly Sir.

Who is going to take the last one?

Kind regards,

Tom
 
I’ve already been looking on eBay for an armrest to buy and hold in readiness. I see there were many combinations! They are all priced around the £35-60 mark delivered; so £15 was an excellent price for yours Tom.
 
2work said:
Sydmeko, which might still rub the passengers seat (Sport Interior) in its native form. As I understand it, there is a requirement, for perfect fitting, that the bracket possibly requires adjustment. Its an expensive item to have to get the bracket altered in my personal opinion.
I do know the Sydmeko is a great item though but I couldn't bring myself to cutting a hole in a set of Twist Heated Leather Sport Seats.
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The Sydmeko rest mounts directly to the drivers set. There is a hole already there in the frame of the seat for perfect mounting. It's not too hard to access it, either. I've done this on three occasions with no problem. You don't have to cut a hole in the side of the seat, just make a cross in the seat material. There's no loss of seat fabric. I have sports-seats and there is perfect location with no rubbing whatsoever. There is adjustment built-in to the Sydmeko rest, anyway. The important thing to realise is that the arm-rest moves with the seat and therefore It's always in the right position. It's highly functional, too, with providing storage and being easy to lift vertical. I can also operate the hand-brake even with the rest in the lowered position. I seem to recall that the rest cost ~ £130 plus £12 postage from a firm in Germany. It is purposely designed for the Audi A2 model and as such it fits easily and correctly. It just looks O.E.M. and not a "bodge" job. Oh, I nearly forgot .... I just don't know where you have got the idea that a bracket requires modification? There is no bracket as part of the design .... just a continuous axle that comes away from the seat-mounting hole.
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David
 
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