Look at this interior
10-08-2008, 01:02 AM
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10-08-2008, 01:40 AM
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So........what if every thing else is OK on this car: paint, mechanical, history, etc.
What would it take to replace the ugly miss-matched stuff?
Steering wheel...we all do that anyway
Vents...little vent parts cost a lot but how much?
The steering column is NOT good but I think it is plastic parts
***** and glove box ****...again plastic parts
Dunno, a trip to the junk yard or LA dismantlers might make it a decent looking car.
Lots of little things but no big ones.
Cheers!
What would it take to replace the ugly miss-matched stuff?
Steering wheel...we all do that anyway
Vents...little vent parts cost a lot but how much?
The steering column is NOT good but I think it is plastic parts
***** and glove box ****...again plastic parts
Dunno, a trip to the junk yard or LA dismantlers might make it a decent looking car.
Lots of little things but no big ones.
Cheers!
10-08-2008, 05:28 AM
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ya know...if you changed the dash to cashmere...it would all blend quite well...no more vents popping out...and..i am partial to carbon fiber, so i'd probably do the carbon fiber dash, steering wheel and shift ****..replace the upper dash with a cashmere one and be good to go!! A little bit of money...but ultimately a nice car with rare options and low miles!
10-09-2008, 02:16 AM
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I have a '96 tip Targa with the same steering wheel, brake handle and shift lever. Missing the leather parts, but I do have wood door panels, HID's, Nokia stereo system, full leather heated seats with driver lumbar and MO33 suspension, deviated carpet ...corner balanced in Slate Grey... It's kind of fufu, but I Love it!
