Picked up a 95 Carrera Coupe here locally a few weeks ago.
The interior had torn / worn seats and was a little dingy, so I decided time for an interior makeover...

So Far:
RS Carpet from AppBiz
Rennline Floorboards, Dash Delete, Airbag Delete, Radio Delete, Bezels, Shifter, Strut Tower Brace
Carmagic LED's (Interior / Exterior)
HID Lights
Euro Clear Lens
Renown Dark Steering wheel
Recaro Sportster CS seats
Red Seat Belts
Front Bumperette Delete
Tramont Cup 2 with Michelin Pilot Cup 2
Front Brake Duct kit FVD
Fabspeed Cup Exhaust
BMC Air Intake
RothSport Shifter

To Come:
3.8 Converison with RS Cams
Re gearing
Rear Bumperette Delete

Before and After Pics:


Before



Before




Before

 

This is inspiring. Did you remove all the sound deadening material? How the level of noise afterwards?

 

All removed to bare metal. Its like driving with the windows down and sunroof open all the time.

 

Are Your wife / girlfriend as pleased as You with the mods?

 

Ya, the wifey likes it as occasional drive / car, she wouldnt it like it every day. Her DD is a Gwagon and my DD is 2018 Panamera.

 

The suede on the center console and dash is awesome. Where did you get that done?

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Is this beauty available for viewing?

 

if you don't mind me asking, what's the budget on your 3.8 build?? i've gotten some feedback on a 3.8 and was surprised by the tab.

 

Local Upholstery Shop, removed everything and they wrapped it.

 

Sure. PM me

 

Ive reached out to 6 or so shops, so far Local Porsche Dealer is coming back with a $30k bill including a 2yr unlimited mile warranty, and a break in on Porsche Motorsport Dyno

 

Beautiful! Maybe some day...

 

I saw this car this past weekend and not only does it look very purposeful, the owner is a great guy and fun to talk to! He calls it his Canyon toy, but after the 3.8, I suspect it will be more like a track knife...

 

Thank you! It was good meeting you...

 

noticed the door cards.... can you tell me if these are the vinyl or leather AppBiz ishts and what are your impressions of them?

thanks,
Paul