My 2 months worth of interior work......finally done...almost
08-07-2009, 12:10 AM
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If you are within 2 hours of Virginia Beach, I am totally taking my car to you for the interior in a couple of years!
(assuming you would be willing to do it for a profit)
08-07-2009, 10:23 AM
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Sorry, Chris is a little slow. LOL. He is a good guy though. Probably just saw your interior shots at the very begining and left a reply.
If you are within 2 hours of Virginia Beach, I am totally taking my car to you for the interior in a couple of years!
(assuming you would be willing to do it for a profit)
If you are within 2 hours of Virginia Beach, I am totally taking my car to you for the interior in a couple of years!
(assuming you would be willing to do it for a profit)
Anyway I'm sorry to say I don't want to ever do door panels again! It was not easy wrapping them at all 
. For myself it was ok because I can accept the flaws I have and the time it took but I'm by no means good enough to do this for someone else .
08-07-2009, 10:29 AM
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too bad. I am probably going to get stationed in your area in 4 or 5 years, and was hoping to get my interior customized after all the bolting on was done. Oh well, I am sure there will be a shop or something along the way.
08-07-2009, 10:38 AM
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I hope to be out of VA actually within a year. I'm sure you'll find a shop to do the interior work for you just like I had one lined up. There are a few good ones in this area and one in Charlottesville that I've heard about as well.
08-07-2009, 10:55 AM
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Even with most saying "Michelle" in this thread 
Well I stand corrected....I guess I should have
better.lol. If that's you in your sig you're most deff. not a man.....or maybe you used to be one.lol. j/k...j/k Great job on the interior. 
08-07-2009, 01:07 PM
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Um...wow...great work. That is pretty one of the coolest interiors and paint jobs I've seen. Different without being "ricer"....very tasteful and well executed!
I'm wonder what orange "ghost flames" would looks like on the guages? Or, if you had something behind them so when they lit up they had flames.
I'm wonder what orange "ghost flames" would looks like on the guages? Or, if you had something behind them so when they lit up they had flames.
08-07-2009, 01:12 PM
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Well I just changed the sig yesterday 
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The gauges are not going to stay that way for long. I ordered an gauge overlay from 6Liter in an orange close to the rest of the orange. Not sure how I'd do ghost flames but I had flames in the interior and was tired of it so that's why I changed it out
. The gauges are not going to stay that way for long. I ordered an gauge overlay from 6Liter in an orange close to the rest of the orange. Not sure how I'd do ghost flames but I had flames in the interior and was tired of it so that's why I changed it out
