Show your 944 series interior! (It's been a while!)
04-27-2008, 11:35 PM
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There's another color you don't see much of.
I should really snap a pic of mine right now.
Not only is it the rare roof leak / UV damage blue rotted and torn material, but the steering wheel, gauge surround, glovebox, passenger kick panel, etc are all in the passenger seat!
immaculate, yes.
I should really snap a pic of mine right now.
Not only is it the rare roof leak / UV damage blue rotted and torn material, but the steering wheel, gauge surround, glovebox, passenger kick panel, etc are all in the passenger seat!
immaculate, yes.
04-27-2008, 11:54 PM
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There's another color you don't see much of.
I should really snap a pic of mine right now.
Not only is it the rare roof leak / UV damage blue rotted and torn material, but the steering wheel, gauge surround, glovebox, passenger kick panel, etc are all in the passenger seat!
immaculate, yes.
I should really snap a pic of mine right now.
Not only is it the rare roof leak / UV damage blue rotted and torn material, but the steering wheel, gauge surround, glovebox, passenger kick panel, etc are all in the passenger seat!
immaculate, yes.
04-28-2008, 01:35 AM
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Sadly it looks just like a black interior 944. I've never had a passenger notice that it was blue until I told them it was blue. Then they'll look around for a second and then go "No it isn't, it's just dirty old black."
It really is a beautiful color, though. It would be ideal if it wasn't so torn up. But it's come aways since I received it.
Okay this is the best I could find to demonstrate the color- see what I mean?
Comes standard with cute girl, though.
Watch the videos on this thread- https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=45397
the dash and glovebox door are also blue.
It really is a beautiful color, though. It would be ideal if it wasn't so torn up. But it's come aways since I received it.
Okay this is the best I could find to demonstrate the color- see what I mean?
Comes standard with cute girl, though.
Watch the videos on this thread- https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=45397
the dash and glovebox door are also blue.
Last edited by knfeparty; 04-28-2008 at 01:44 AM. Reason: added pics/link
04-28-2008, 02:53 AM
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Blaupunkt, Pyle speakers and a 968 shifter (does that make my car a 6 speed now)
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/m...l/DSC01874.jpg
04-28-2008, 09:44 AM
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I haven't taken recent pictures of the interior, but here it is when it's like 85% complete. The shift boot was a mix-up, I never ordered suede...
Here it is when I was still putting the carpet in:
Here it is when I was still putting the carpet in:
04-28-2008, 05:14 PM
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Snake, that is unique and absolutely beautiful. I haven't seen anything like this for sale on the net so I'm assuming you had it custom made. Did you have the upholstery completely fabricated or are the baseball glove inserts sewn into the original material? I also like what you did with the shifter panel.
Also, how many baseball gloves did you have to kill? I kid.
Also, how many baseball gloves did you have to kill? I kid.
04-28-2008, 05:41 PM
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GRS, thanx!
It's a custom job.
My mother actually had the leather for one of her interior design projects, which she decided to take in a different direction - so I scored the bolt of leather. It looks really striking in person.
The seats had a horrible and shredded vinyl recover owners ago. It would scratch your legs and poke the back of your arms with the jagged edges.
I found a local "hole in the wall" upholstery shop and he did an absolutely amazing job. He mirrored the original Recaro stitching and piping and replaced the foam where it was exposed. I did the rest myself. You can search the archives for my original post with more pics.
BTW, great avatar. Check out my new band, you will probably dig it!
unemployedgurus
-Snake
It's a custom job.
My mother actually had the leather for one of her interior design projects, which she decided to take in a different direction - so I scored the bolt of leather. It looks really striking in person.
The seats had a horrible and shredded vinyl recover owners ago. It would scratch your legs and poke the back of your arms with the jagged edges.
I found a local "hole in the wall" upholstery shop and he did an absolutely amazing job. He mirrored the original Recaro stitching and piping and replaced the foam where it was exposed. I did the rest myself. You can search the archives for my original post with more pics.
BTW, great avatar. Check out my new band, you will probably dig it!
unemployedgurus
-Snake