Interior Ideas
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Cruising
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Interior Ideas
I want to upgrade my interior. However I would like to see what y'all been doing.
If y'all can post pictures of your interiors that would be great. This way I can see different designs......
If y'all can post pictures of your interiors that would be great. This way I can see different designs......
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 4,589
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From: Pearland / Houston Tx
For my 2007 Velocity Yellow, I just wanted to add some yellow without going overboard. So:
- Painted bezels around gauges yellow. Krylon spray.
- Added yellow piping in the gaps around door switches and ac vents.
- Added center console and shift boot leather pieces with yellow stitching from the eBay english guy. JK Customs, I think.
- Added 2012 steering wheel with yellow stitching.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 2,725
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From: Phoenix AZ
Foxbrain;
I'm in Phoenix. The guy I had do the upholstery portion of my interior name is Frank Cebellos at Cebellos Customs LLC in Tempe, AZ (602) 577-8788. Give him a call, drop my name (Mitch Kennedy) and I'm sure he'll help you out.
The door is full ebony Alcantara (#932) with the upper half diamond stitched. He even covered the plug under the pull handle that hides the screw holding the entire panel in place. I really do not know how he did the upper panel but he was able to do what I wanted which was no stitching the full length of the armrest area of the panel.
I like the OEM pull, armrest cover and upper panel so I chose to keep those pieces.
I'm in Phoenix. The guy I had do the upholstery portion of my interior name is Frank Cebellos at Cebellos Customs LLC in Tempe, AZ (602) 577-8788. Give him a call, drop my name (Mitch Kennedy) and I'm sure he'll help you out.
The door is full ebony Alcantara (#932) with the upper half diamond stitched. He even covered the plug under the pull handle that hides the screw holding the entire panel in place. I really do not know how he did the upper panel but he was able to do what I wanted which was no stitching the full length of the armrest area of the panel.
I like the OEM pull, armrest cover and upper panel so I chose to keep those pieces.
