Let's See Some Interior Shots...
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Would have loved to have seen what all those leather options looked like...
Originally posted by ESK
http://hobbystage.net/porsche/media....1371384-009931
Large CF package, CF steering wheel, CF HB & shifter, CF belt outlets, CF rear center console, leather PCM, steering columns and switches, inner sills, visors, fuse cover, deviating black stitching and carpeting. I should have kept this car!
http://hobbystage.net/porsche/media....1371384-009931
Large CF package, CF steering wheel, CF HB & shifter, CF belt outlets, CF rear center console, leather PCM, steering columns and switches, inner sills, visors, fuse cover, deviating black stitching and carpeting. I should have kept this car!
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My interior does not stay the same for very long and I have not make a new set of "today's" configuration... however here are some progress shots...
The consoles are now back in. The side ac vents are being repainted should be back in a week or so. More pictures to follow...
One of my favorite parts... arctic silver overhead
The consoles are now back in. The side ac vents are being repainted should be back in a week or so. More pictures to follow...
One of my favorite parts... arctic silver overhead
Last edited by dpblessing; May 4, 2004 at 02:20 AM.
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Originally posted by Periokid
OK Doug,
Tell us about that shifter mechanism!!
Is that the sequential shifter?
OK Doug,
Tell us about that shifter mechanism!!
Is that the sequential shifter?
Yes it is the Cartronic sequential shifter unit. I started a thread titled "something for the track..." (or similar) a while back.
It is a pretty nifty mechanism.
So far I like it a lot.
At the present, the black console is back on and the shifter is now all covered up, except for the gear indicator light (still trying to find the perfect spot for that). Also, the sifter rod is a bit to the left of center, so that is different also.
Fun suff !!
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Originally posted by james
I want to hear more about those mats, Doug, just stunning.
I want to hear more about those mats, Doug, just stunning.
The mats are from R&S auto (in Los Angeles).
www.rands.net or 323-934-4567.
They often have an auction for gold emblem mats going on ebay (that is where I found them). It took me a while but I got them to do silver thread in lieu of the standard gold. I paid something like $169 (plus tax / shipping) for the front pair shown.
