4th Gen complete interior cost?
11-12-2016, 10:01 PM
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4th Gen complete interior cost? Hello,
I am finally in the serious planning stages to restore my 1996 Z28 SS. I was the original owner and bought the car back after 11 years. The previous owner smoked, plus the car is 20 years old. Just curious if anyone has replaced a full interior (carpet, seat covers). To make it more difficult, my interior is the neutral color with leather seats. I am trying to make it as close to factory as possible, both quality and color. If anyone has been down the road, I was just curious of the cost. Thank you.
I am finally in the serious planning stages to restore my 1996 Z28 SS. I was the original owner and bought the car back after 11 years. The previous owner smoked, plus the car is 20 years old. Just curious if anyone has replaced a full interior (carpet, seat covers). To make it more difficult, my interior is the neutral color with leather seats. I am trying to make it as close to factory as possible, both quality and color. If anyone has been down the road, I was just curious of the cost. Thank you.
11-13-2016, 10:18 PM
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Well if you look at the big pieces, there only a few.
seats, door panels,carpet, and headliner.
Do you need to do interior plastics like dash board & center console?
For seats, many people had very good experience with a non sponser so I won't post links.
Search for lethal interior on the web.
They do seats & door panels.
Then there is a sponsor called redlinegoods that does custom door panels, shift boots, steering wheel wraps.
seats, door panels,carpet, and headliner.
Do you need to do interior plastics like dash board & center console?
For seats, many people had very good experience with a non sponser so I won't post links.
Search for lethal interior on the web.
They do seats & door panels.
Then there is a sponsor called redlinegoods that does custom door panels, shift boots, steering wheel wraps.
11-17-2016, 08:14 PM
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Thanks Thanks for the reply. I am hoping that I can get away with just doing the carpet and seats. If needed I will do the headliner, but most of the plastic is in good shape. It is good to finally come up with a plan after all these years. It is sad to see some of these Fbodys needing repair, but I guess that is expected after 20 years. Unfortunately they are not old enough to have the parts readily available, and they are too old to have the parts from GM.
11-18-2016, 02:47 PM
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I just replaced everything in my 97TA.
Used carpet from ebay in great shape - $80.
Seats, new from sponsor and new covers for rear 3 pieces (2 bottom cushions and back piece) were $1000
Headliner new was $150
I took every interior part out, wet sanded and repainted with SEM paint.
Paint and supplies - $100.
New sunvisors - $125.
All said and done about $1500, which isn't bad really. I also put down sound deadener at the time since everything was out but that's another $200.
Used carpet from ebay in great shape - $80.
Seats, new from sponsor and new covers for rear 3 pieces (2 bottom cushions and back piece) were $1000
Headliner new was $150
I took every interior part out, wet sanded and repainted with SEM paint.
Paint and supplies - $100.
New sunvisors - $125.
All said and done about $1500, which isn't bad really. I also put down sound deadener at the time since everything was out but that's another $200.