My new 30th TA int Leather & Suede UPDATE
09-23-2011, 06:29 PM
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My new 30th TA int Leather & Suede UPDATE Been working on this for a while, but here's my custom new White Leather with Blue Suede. I still have to put the door panels together, but they're custom too. Got to take some better shots of the rear.
Here are my door panels, spent a few hrs trimming, gluing and finding a way to secure it to the panel. I couldn't wait to see what it looks like. So I just hung it on for a pic. I still need to glue the sound insulation.
DONE!!!
Here are my door panels, spent a few hrs trimming, gluing and finding a way to secure it to the panel. I couldn't wait to see what it looks like. So I just hung it on for a pic. I still need to glue the sound insulation.
DONE!!!
Last edited by RyanSws6; 09-27-2011 at 08:45 PM.
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09-23-2011, 07:21 PM
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Honestly, the key here WAS to be different! Go with the theme but not too much or over the top! Not a big fan of the OE plain white. Wait until you see the door panels and the cust Embroidery. It all ties together...
Last edited by RyanSws6; 09-24-2011 at 12:14 AM.
09-24-2011, 12:13 AM
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Thanks guys, the only part I had different was in the rear seat area. My original idea was all white in the back and just the center on the rear seat back in blue with a stiched bird. By the time I saw it, too late to change and would've set me back on a show I'm waiting to go to.
It was a friend of a friend who stiched up the seat kit. I may still go back to my original plan but now need to order new white.
From what I've seen a custom kit like this is 1500+install.
It was a friend of a friend who stiched up the seat kit. I may still go back to my original plan but now need to order new white.
From what I've seen a custom kit like this is 1500+install.
09-24-2011, 11:11 AM
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For being different.I didn't know you can replace the seat covers on Trans Am seats with adjustable lumbar/bolster because of the ribs on the side of the seats that expand when you adjust them.
