LT1 vs. LS1 tan interior?

The seller says it from a '96 TA, which should be the same color tan as my '02. What do you guys think? The only thing is that i would have to swap over my armrest, and the bottom part cause mine is ebony not grey. Has anyone tried that before? It looks like the parts are just held on by the plastic being melted there. Maybe i can cut the melted part off then put it back together with some screws and washers. Thoughts...
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I had an all tan interior, much like what you're describing.
Here's my door panel for instance:

Granted, that's pre-ebony swap.
I've since swapped everything to ebony in my interior.
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The seller says it from a '96 TA, which should be the same color tan as my '02. What do you guys think? The only thing is that i would have to swap over my armrest, and the bottom part cause mine is ebony not grey. Has anyone tried that before? It looks like the parts are just held on by the plastic being melted there. Maybe i can cut the melted part off then put it back together with some screws and washers. Thoughts...
With those Sonic welds for the armrest, you need to cut the smashed plastic cap off the back . I try to cut the smashed weld off as clean as I can because when I reattach the armrest I epoxy the posts on the armrest and epoxy the smashed weld piece back on . The best possible way to re-attached , would be to weld it back together with a plastic welder( using polypropelene weld rods ) , thats if you have access to one. Buying one, just for this project, would be pretty pointless when the epoxy will work fine . Make sure you use a plastic weld epoxy . The general use epoxys arent gonna work to well on the low energy plastic( polypropelene) GM used on these door panels .








