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Vette Essentials Interior Installed
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Drifting
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Plano Texas
St. Jude Donor '08
Vette Essentials Interior Installed
I got my silver/black vette essentials interior pieces in last week. I ordered an auto shift boot and ****, e-brake boot, and steering wheel. I had gotten the console lid, door handles and arm rests a while back from another forum member. The quality of these pieces is top notch.
I installed the e-brake boot and shift ****/boot on monday morning. Install was very easy, took maybe 30 minutes total with the great directions on the vette essentials website. This morning I had the steering wheel installed at the dealership.
Here is a pic of the interior before :
And here are a few pics now:
next on the interior list is the seat covers. If only I could afford the ones from vette essentials!
special thanks to Matt at VE for being so helpful in answering my questions and working with me on the order. Great group of folks there!
I installed the e-brake boot and shift ****/boot on monday morning. Install was very easy, took maybe 30 minutes total with the great directions on the vette essentials website. This morning I had the steering wheel installed at the dealership.
Here is a pic of the interior before :
And here are a few pics now:
next on the interior list is the seat covers. If only I could afford the ones from vette essentials!
special thanks to Matt at VE for being so helpful in answering my questions and working with me on the order. Great group of folks there!
Thread Starter
Drifting
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From: Plano Texas
St. Jude Donor '08
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They are the best! Save your money until you can afford the seat skins, they are worth every penny - I love mine!
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