YellowR1

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I finally Got most of it done The transition of getting rid of the tan interior the a owner had installed in hopes of making the cym even more unique or rare. So it is back in black with a twist. I made allot of panels myself and ordered some to make life easier kicks, sill crap on seats map lisht you know all the little goofy stuff. But i re-did the seats in a a leather kit that i found out is offered by on of my vendors for my shop install was easy (as long as you have a hog-ring tool and some patience) the rest i re coverd in vinyl and suede including the door skins vinyl with suede inserts just jo be a little different. Nothing dramatic just noticable and clean. i was rushe on the completion so a few panels were sheaped out on and will be scrapped and re-done. let me know what you think if you have anyquestion on any of it email me at Project93r1@aol.com

Let Me know what you think

1sicsol

Not bad..I like the matchnig gauges and steering wheel..the door panels are not bad either.

But I'm not feeling the subwoofer set up..it would look better with some more funky design.
All in all not bad

YellowR1

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yeah but wasnt going for crazy going for performance I am in the process of adding more to the rear once my buddy gets some free time on his cnc router then you can have your crazyness plus i have a wierd box pefore this is the third time i did the system in this and i doubt it will be the last I still have the old box and amp rack.

RevZempoe

how did you do the gauges? or just buy the yellow backing?

YellowR1

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Those were bought and have been in the car for a while

RevZempoe

I wouldn't mind finding some neon green ones

YellowR1

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if you really want them order a set of nr auto gauge faces then take them to a vinyl shop have them scan then and cut them in neon green nr only makes white i believe but that is fine if the vinyl guiy is good enough they could make and set the vinyl perfectly giving you your neon green gauges .