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Hi guys, I need to change those 2 things, **** and booth.
I was searching on the forum to see if I need to get the whole console out, or is there a trick to get the booth off with out removing the console.
and also, where can I buy a leather booth? Do I need to make it custom if I want to put an after market shift ****?
The shifter boot and **** are usually one piece covered in leather but PCNA did offer wood shift *****. Many owners will do the **** with an aftermarket piece and the boot in leather. There are many on eBay.
I currently have a 997 **** and custom boot under construction at AGLA. I'll post pics as soon as I get it installed. Alan says it should be done by Friday. We'll see...
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