Re-covered front buckets Reply #15 – January 23, 2007, 10:24:33 PM Quote from: Schlodes;125321Yeah you cuolda got engine mods, but i'd have rather made the car look like it does now inside [NICE BTW!!!!] instead of how it looked before... that is a night and day change.It would be cool to have the ~20 extra hp a Cobra intake would have given me but I opted to get the front seats done. The engine bay and exterior look really good but the py looking/feeling front seats were really starting to bug me. After all when I drive the car I sit in it and I want to sit on something comfortable :D Quote Selected
Re-covered front buckets Reply #16 – January 23, 2007, 10:39:54 PM Paint that console son. Quote Selected
Re-covered front buckets Reply #17 – January 23, 2007, 10:42:30 PM Quote from: CougarSE;125384Paint that console son.Matches the dash fine. I also cleaned it before I installed it. For some reason in the pics it looks off. I don't know why :dunno: Quote Selected
Re-covered front buckets Reply #18 – January 24, 2007, 09:50:43 AM That interior is AMAZING! Good choice. Definately going into the "save" bin so I'll get Layla's redone when I have money. Quote Selected
Re-covered front buckets Reply #19 – January 24, 2007, 07:01:02 PM Quote from: Aerobird Motorsports;125446That interior is AMAZING! Good choice. Definately going into the "save" bin so I'll get Layla's redone when I have money.You might even be able to have it done for less as you live in a less populated area than Chicago. It seems to me that the further away I go from the city the cheaper I can get interior stuff done and still get the same quality work. BTW you wouldn't happen to have a driver's side power seat side cover would you? Smoke would be nice but any color would do as I can easily dye it. Quote Selected
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