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09-21-07, 08:30 PM
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Here are a few that were taken after Gordon sold it. The second owner sold it to a forum member who promptly turned it into a high school rice mobile. RIP.
Black is a better color anyway
Black is a better color anyway
09-21-07, 08:40 PM
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The best leather door panels I have seen to date were on Wael's car. Sadly he sold that car to a forum member who used it as a track car, removed the leather from the doors, and then ultimate stripped it. RIP II.
09-22-07, 07:09 AM
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The door panels ran about $750 from what I recall. They were done by a shop in Texas. A few people have wrapped the center console, including Gmonsen. I think it is a great idea. My plan is to eliminate anything covered in shiny vinyl.
09-23-07, 02:18 PM
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Ramy, Wael gave me the contact info years ago; it's a tiny one man operation about 5-6 miles from me. I'll have to dig through my PMs to see if I still have it. I remember the area, but can't remember the exact location; it was a 'hole in the wall', buried in a business park. Give me a bit, and I'll Pm you the info if I have it.
Wow, the PMs were literally the last I have saved. Ramy, clear your PMs.
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Tony's Auto Trim
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09-23-07, 02:57 PM
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Ramy, Wael gave me the contact info years ago; it's a tiny one man operation about 5-6 miles from me. I'll have to dig through my PMs to see if I still have it. I remember the area, but can't remember the exact location; it was a 'hole in the wall', buried in a business park. Give me a bit, and I'll Pm you the info if I have it.
Wow, the PMs were literally the last I have saved. Ramy, clear your PMs.
N/M, might as well share with others:
Tony's Auto Trim
(713) 661-1561
6513 1/2 Atwell Dr, Houston, TX 77081
Wow, the PMs were literally the last I have saved. Ramy, clear your PMs.
N/M, might as well share with others:
Tony's Auto Trim
(713) 661-1561
6513 1/2 Atwell Dr, Houston, TX 77081
Thanks Daniel!
09-23-07, 09:41 PM
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Center console
David Hayes: Im currently making the center console covers and offering them for sale, I had my car and vendor booth at seven stock and will include some pictures for yuoo to see. My car actually has Black Suede with Double Red french seams on the shift boot, e-brake and center console and its all work that i do myself, the carbon with yellow console and shift boot were a display item to show what extremes people can go with if they like.
Gmonsen: I will be doing the door panels and the dashboard this winter in a black suede to match my center console and will be matching the double stitching in the same red contrast thread as you see below. So hope fully that will give you guys a good idea of what is possible on the stitching combinations fro the doors and dash
Ken
Gmonsen: I will be doing the door panels and the dashboard this winter in a black suede to match my center console and will be matching the double stitching in the same red contrast thread as you see below. So hope fully that will give you guys a good idea of what is possible on the stitching combinations fro the doors and dash
Ken
09-24-07, 07:52 AM
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[QUOTE=Komodo1982;7360512]David Hayes: Im currently making the center console covers and offering them for sale, I had my car and vendor booth at seven stock and will include some pictures for yuoo to see. My car actually has Black Suede with Double Red french seams on the shift boot, e-brake and center console and its all work that i do myself, the carbon with yellow console and shift boot were a display item to show what extremes people can go with if they like.
Post them up. Very interested in seeing what it looks like
Post them up. Very interested in seeing what it looks like
04-16-08, 03:38 PM
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Ok- After reading about this I had to resurrect this thread. I'd like to know how well the material has held up so far. Especially the strips that were set inthe sun. Also, how do you clean the material? My car gets dusty inside every now and then, so cleaning and what not is important... 
