A new twist to my posts
If you're serious I can look into shipping it. Depends on how much it costs to ship haha lemeno!
Dear god look at that thing, i do agree very nice save and wow. you could actually bolt that seat to your floor and pad it. make it a nice chair for gaming! and sorry, that fart can has got to go, throw two tips on it and call it a day IMO. 
i had one to and turned it into a paper weight.
i had one to and turned it into a paper weight.you can kind of hear it here as I try and figure out why it sputters like that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4hNMNKf3b4
I agree with these guys - very glad you saved this car.
As for the display, it can be done. I don't know all the requirements for it but it was being discussed in a thread in the last few days. I do know you'll need the cluster and the wiper stalk, and will have to be creative with the wiring.
On my seats I used a spray dye from SEM - they have to be free of conditioning oils and clean. I didn't condition the seats for quite awhile and right before I masked them for the dye, I wiped them with a damp cloth. Then it was mask, spray, dry, five coats. Pulled the masking and reinstalled them, and that was it. It's a very easy product to work with.
As for the display, it can be done. I don't know all the requirements for it but it was being discussed in a thread in the last few days. I do know you'll need the cluster and the wiper stalk, and will have to be creative with the wiring.
On my seats I used a spray dye from SEM - they have to be free of conditioning oils and clean. I didn't condition the seats for quite awhile and right before I masked them for the dye, I wiped them with a damp cloth. Then it was mask, spray, dry, five coats. Pulled the masking and reinstalled them, and that was it. It's a very easy product to work with.
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It's good stuff - called SEM Color Coat. It goes on like a spray paint (but only needs 6-7 minutes between coats) and works on a lot of surfaces. I did my seats and door inserts in Warm Gray, and did the visors, oh-**** handles, and B/C-pillars in satin black (A-pillars are wrapped in black suede). The black on the upper parts is in preparation for the black suede headliner.
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