View Poll Results: Red interior on White FD?
Yeah, Should look good.
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72.73%
Nope, Keep the tan.
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Opinion Poll.. White with Red interior?
05-18-04, 12:39 PM
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Opinion Poll.. White with Red interior?
I might have the chance to get a Red interior off of a silver FD.. currently i have a tan interior with my white FD.. was wondering if you all think it would look cool or just plain funny..
Only reason i ask is because a lot of a lot of "R" model cars usually have red interiors with the White, such as the Integra Type R, Civic Type R, S2000, and the likes...
My tan interior is in decent shape.. just an opinion poll.. spout away..
Only reason i ask is because a lot of a lot of "R" model cars usually have red interiors with the White, such as the Integra Type R, Civic Type R, S2000, and the likes...
My tan interior is in decent shape.. just an opinion poll.. spout away..
05-18-04, 04:08 PM
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^I dont think FDs came in white in 93
Go for the red... I think it would be really sexy. If I had a white car Id do the red carpet, red mats and red leather and leave the panels black. Im not too into the panels being red.. but it might look good.
Go for the red... I think it would be really sexy. If I had a white car Id do the red carpet, red mats and red leather and leave the panels black. Im not too into the panels being red.. but it might look good.
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05-18-04, 05:25 PM
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Example of a classic white and red mix
I'm inclined to agree with the crowd that says mix white and red. Jaguar really jumped on this in the late 50's and 60's with the XK series. Follow the link for multiple interior and exterior photos:
1966 E-type White with Red Interior
Yummy.
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1966 E-type White with Red Interior
Yummy.
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05-18-04, 06:38 PM
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Re: Example of a classic white and red mix
Originally posted by Beast From The East
I'm inclined to agree with the crowd that says mix white and red. Jaguar really jumped on this in the late 50's and 60's with the XK series. Follow the link for multiple interior and exterior photos:
1966 E-type White with Red Interior
Yummy.
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I'm inclined to agree with the crowd that says mix white and red. Jaguar really jumped on this in the late 50's and 60's with the XK series. Follow the link for multiple interior and exterior photos:
1966 E-type White with Red Interior
Yummy.
Beast
05-20-04, 09:35 AM
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Should look good but I have never been a fan of the tan door panels or the red door panels if you do it just do the seats I think that looks the best by far. Keep everything black and make the seats red.
05-20-04, 09:57 AM
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I have it in my black R1. They are very rare, so, why not?
Since this pic, I have added matching Red mats and Red hatch carpet. I am still looking to get a headliner and rear seats. I bought the seat covers new from Mazda, so absolutely NO stretch, tear, wear, fade, or hard spots. These things are SOFT.
This pic is old, and the interior looks even better now.
Raj
Since this pic, I have added matching Red mats and Red hatch carpet. I am still looking to get a headliner and rear seats. I bought the seat covers new from Mazda, so absolutely NO stretch, tear, wear, fade, or hard spots. These things are SOFT.
This pic is old, and the interior looks even better now.
Raj
