New Two-Tone Interior!!! (Lots of Pics)
02-06-2008, 09:11 PM
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New Two-Tone Interior!!! (Lots of Pics) I have been wanting to upgrade my interior forever, and it seemed no matter how well I tried to take care of my seats they only got worse. I finally got tired of saying I was going to take care of it, and finally just did it. Here are some before pics of how bad it was:
I had all the seats recovered in gray and white (looked more like silver on the sample but is actually more like a pearlescent white, I really like it though), and had the door panels recovered as well and got rid of the ugly *** carpet GM put on them. The floor mats were faded and there was a hole worn in the drvier's side one, so they got replaced as well.
I also had the console lid cover and shift boot made to match with light gray stitching.
and I finally got around to installing my Trans Am gauge bezel and Brent Franker decals, and these made a HUGE difference!
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Sorry for such a long post, but I absolutely love the way all this turned out
. I still need to get a new cover for my steering wheel and I am going to get blue LEDs for the rest of my dash, but haven't gotten around to it yet. It sucks seeing all my scratched up plastic now with all the new upholstery, guess I am gonna have to cover that too 
Thanks for checking it out 
I had all the seats recovered in gray and white (looked more like silver on the sample but is actually more like a pearlescent white, I really like it though), and had the door panels recovered as well and got rid of the ugly *** carpet GM put on them. The floor mats were faded and there was a hole worn in the drvier's side one, so they got replaced as well.
I also had the console lid cover and shift boot made to match with light gray stitching.
and I finally got around to installing my Trans Am gauge bezel and Brent Franker decals, and these made a HUGE difference!
Before:
After:
Sorry for such a long post, but I absolutely love the way all this turned out
. I still need to get a new cover for my steering wheel and I am going to get blue LEDs for the rest of my dash, but haven't gotten around to it yet. It sucks seeing all my scratched up plastic now with all the new upholstery, guess I am gonna have to cover that too Thanks for checking it out 
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Oh yeah, and I had the some "ghost embroidery" put in the headrests. I wanted visible but not too noticeable so they used thread that matched the color of the seats.
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Thanks guys, I really appreciate it; I have been wanting to do this for a long time. To do all the seats was around 700, with the door panels, console lid, and shift boot it was right at a grand.
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Looks absolutely AMAZING!! I really like the seats, and gauges!
Where did you get the leather for the seats? If it is not a sponsor then please PM me!
And did you just cut off the excess white parts on the gauges?
Where did you get the leather for the seats? If it is not a sponsor then please PM me!
And did you just cut off the excess white parts on the gauges?
