my friend is wantting to buy my interior out of my parts car... door panels carpet... and all the happy ****... how much you think its worth... he isnt realy much of a friend more i just know em through my brother... do you think 100$ canadian is a good price... ?

 

I think that's very cheap.

 

Depends on the color also, I think the gray/black fetches a higher price.

 

hmmm realy eh , what are callipers worth of the front disk brakes?

 

your interior is grey/black? What condition is it in?

 

interior is beige/brownish, all in grear condition cept the driver side door panel needs a bit of glue. other than that the seets and carpet ... dash look great

 

Id say $75-$100 US dollars if its in good shape, but that also depends on what all he wants...Is that just door panels, carpeting, rear hatch carpet? Or does it include the rear plastics, center console, seats, etc?

~T.J.

 

I sold an entire red interior minus the dash and seats for $5. It was all in pretty much excellent condition, and I really didn't even know the guy, but no one else would come pick it up - so whatever. I just hope he got some good use out of it.

 

prety sure he wants the platic and all of the carpet , door panels and rear carpet , oh and like center consol

 

What year?

 

greetings -my curiosity is peaked...

why are grey/black interiors worth more?

i have a grey interior, didn't think it was anything special and i was just thinking of re-doing it all myself (watch enough "trading spaces" and you beging to think you can re-ulpolster anything...)

anyway like i asked...why more $$$?

n. ng

 

85 GS, and ncmn Grey/black interiors are just favored because they are universal colors. they can go with any paint job prety much
im so glad i have a mint black interior in my 80 GS cept my dash is cracked... ya! vinyl seats!

 

yep - grey is more neutral. Ever seen a yellow car with a red interior? Looks like it should have green flower hubccaps and a squeeze horn, with Binky the Clown at the wheel and 27 of his associates magically stepping out of the hatch when he parks.