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Old 11-28-08, 08:42 PM
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Interior setups?

Hello. I have an 88 gxl n/a. The interior is not terrible but it definitely isnt even close to good. Please Tell me what youve got on your fc and post pics if possible. My goal is to make it really clean (meaning ; no cheesy stick ons and what not). I really want a stripped interior that is still comfortable for a daily driver. Im pretty sure i know what im gonna do, but please post pics so i can get some other ideas before i start to gut my car. Thnxs yall.
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make it clean?

well you could get the replacement center console thats made of carbon fiber and paint it black. you would also get the replacement top vents that are made out of the same material, cut some slots and paint them black.

i like carbon fiber and i like the look, but too much of it is something i would like to avoid. maybe some aftermarket seats? or just a temporary fix: some seat covers?

it depends on what you really would like to do.

i like the interior on my 88 n/a vert, and there are certain things i would like to change (mainly brand new door panels and other plastics...keep dreamin...) but i make do with it and i try not to break any more of it.
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Get it restored to stock?

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the stock restorationg is a bit hard i would say... most of the stuff cracks and tears so easily. its slmost like you have to coat them with super glue :P
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Netami seats with modifyed oem brackets.
momo hub + tenzo r steering wheel
Tenzo r weighted shift ****(pretty heavy and sits low i really like it)
New s5 surround with aftermarket radio and dash kit.
New ebay shift boot
Pink ninja bobble head
chinatown air freshner
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on mine I'm fixing to do sheet metal door panels, kirkey race seats, detachable steering wheel. Cause I'm 6'5 280 and don't have much room. And will probly ditch the console
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Originally Posted by katkaroto
the stock restorationg is a bit hard i would say... most of the stuff cracks and tears so easily. its slmost like you have to coat them with super glue :P
Most of the trim out there is 20 years old and has been baked in the sun and abused for that long. New trim from the dealer is a whole other story. It's soft and flexible. You'd have to work hard to crack it.
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here's a crappy pic of mine...pardon the dust and messy wiring. i'm still working on it.

infini seats/steering wheel/knee pads/floor bar
feed gauge cluster
autometer gauges all over the place
cf dash cover/gauge holder
roll bar
10ae plastics/carpets
savanna rx7 floor mats
etc.




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Originally Posted by katkaroto
the stock restorationg is a bit hard i would say... most of the stuff cracks and tears so easily. its slmost like you have to coat them with super glue :P
As aaron cake said new stuff wont crack, and old stuff only cracks if you abuse it.
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Thnx guys.. I know it seems like a stupid thread, but it helps me
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