Changing interior color
Rennlist Member
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From: Somewhere in a galaxy far, far away....
pictures!
Seriously, wanna see pics of this interior!
A color change would be too labor intensive and cost would not make sense.
You should enjoy it in all its glory or sell for another car.
Seriously, wanna see pics of this interior!
A color change would be too labor intensive and cost would not make sense.
You should enjoy it in all its glory or sell for another car.
Last edited by tcsracing1; Jan 6, 2014 at 11:25 PM.
Racer
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I liked what TYZ341 did with his - https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...c2-1991-a.html
Basically keeping the vinyl bits as stock but change black door cards, wheel, carpet kit, seats. The purple accents nicely with the black pieces, IMO.
Basically keeping the vinyl bits as stock but change black door cards, wheel, carpet kit, seats. The purple accents nicely with the black pieces, IMO.
Nordschleife Master
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From: DFW, TX
Here's a good example of a GPW on Magenta interior car.
http://www.stareuropean.com/details.php?auto_id=536
I remember back in 2010 when I was first 964 shopping, that car was for sale, so I called them up and they wanted something unrealistic for the car and wouldn't budge, even w/ the less than desirable interior.
http://www.stareuropean.com/details.php?auto_id=536
I remember back in 2010 when I was first 964 shopping, that car was for sale, so I called them up and they wanted something unrealistic for the car and wouldn't budge, even w/ the less than desirable interior.
Racer
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Contact daviddaoud3000@yahoo.com, he sells leather seat covers (replacement for your current leather) that are affordable and nice.
No affiliation, just a happy customer.
No affiliation, just a happy customer.
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From: Somewhere in a galaxy far, far away....
I liked what TYZ341 did with his - https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...c2-1991-a.html
Basically keeping the vinyl bits as stock but change black door cards, wheel, carpet kit, seats. The purple accents nicely with the black pieces, IMO.
Basically keeping the vinyl bits as stock but change black door cards, wheel, carpet kit, seats. The purple accents nicely with the black pieces, IMO.
Looks so interesting that is actually enjoyable for an alternative color combo.
Burning Brakes
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Racer
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From: Belgium
Like I read this it seems that everyone likes the Magenta but it is because of that interior that nobody wanted to buy the car so I think that the people that are not liking Magenta are not reacting here ...
Anyway, I can live with the bicolor Magenta/Black so I will explore that way ...
Anyway, I can live with the bicolor Magenta/Black so I will explore that way ...
Three Wheelin'
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From: NE England :)
I liked what TYZ341 did with his - https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...c2-1991-a.html
Basically keeping the vinyl bits as stock but change black door cards, wheel, carpet kit, seats. The purple accents nicely with the black pieces, IMO.
Basically keeping the vinyl bits as stock but change black door cards, wheel, carpet kit, seats. The purple accents nicely with the black pieces, IMO.
Chris
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I really like it as is, but as deutschland-dobson says, try toning it down with some black bits.
I've also done this with my Linen interior, a black handbrake is next on the list. Although after seeing Jack's died interior, I might try that on the existing one.
I've also done this with my Linen interior, a black handbrake is next on the list. Although after seeing Jack's died interior, I might try that on the existing one.