Cheapest interior mod I'll ever do
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Cheapest interior mod I'll ever do
Roger's wife Zane suggested I do some color behind the 928 on the door sills. She thought a tan would look good, and I'm sure it would, but I went with red. I bought a plastic portfolio @ Office Depot for $1.49 and cut a couple of strips to slide behind the numbers. I think it looks great. Also, while I'm at it, my new shift **** from 928 Motorsports and my cupholder off of ebay.
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I think a white insert would look better. The red seems out of place on your car.
Never mind the comments about the sheepskins - I have a custom set in glassic grey to match my interior. They are the epitome of luxury.
Never mind the comments about the sheepskins - I have a custom set in glassic grey to match my interior. They are the epitome of luxury.
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Originally Posted by Randy V
I think a white insert would look better. The red seems out of place on your car.
Never mind the comments about the sheepskins - I have a custom set in glassic grey to match my interior. They are the epitome of luxury.
Never mind the comments about the sheepskins - I have a custom set in glassic grey to match my interior. They are the epitome of luxury.
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whats the point uf perfect seats if there never seen?
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Originally Posted by Randy V
I think a white insert would look better. The red seems out of place on your car.
Never mind the comments about the sheepskins - I have a custom set in glassic grey to match my interior. They are the epitome of luxury.
Never mind the comments about the sheepskins - I have a custom set in glassic grey to match my interior. They are the epitome of luxury.
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Ed,
Did you need to put some sticky tape on the red sheet to keep them from sliding around?
If I do inserts, I'll be sure to keep my doors closed around Jim M.
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Did you need to put some sticky tape on the red sheet to keep them from sliding around?
If I do inserts, I'll be sure to keep my doors closed around Jim M.
Ernest (NYC)
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Ed,
Did you need to put some sticky tape on the red sheet to keep them from sliding around?
If I do inserts, I'll be sure to keep my doors closed around Jim M.
Ernest (NYC)
Did you need to put some sticky tape on the red sheet to keep them from sliding around?
If I do inserts, I'll be sure to keep my doors closed around Jim M.
Ernest (NYC)