The official: Post your interior thread
Senior Member
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 412
From: Conneticut
RE: The official: Post your interior.
HERE'S MY EVERYDAY DRIVERCONSTRUCTION WORK INTERIOR. I'M GOING TO UPGRADE SHORTLY SO I DON'T INTENT IN WASTING MONEY ON THIS CAR TO MAKE HER PERFECT.
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 11,670
From: Binghamton, NY
RE: The official: Post your interior.
I'm not sure whether the 1.8T has just regular black trim around the radio or not, but in my 2.8 it was the same woodgrain that is on the dash and doors. It really looked like hell before, so I'm very happy with the silver anyhow, let alone how it wraps the center of the console. Here's a couple more shots from before and after too - you'll see the difference better this way.
Before (yecch):
After (aahhh lol):
Before (yecch):
After (aahhh lol):
5th Gear
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 7,953
From: Edmonds, WA
RE: The official: Post your interior.
ORIGINAL: UpstateNYA4
I'm not sure whether the 1.8T has just regular black trim around the radio or not, but in my 2.8 it was the same woodgrain that is on the dash and doors. It really looked like hell before, so I'm very happy with the silver anyhow, let alone how it wraps the center of the console. Here's a couple more shots from before and after too - you'll see the difference better this way.
Before (yecch):
After (aahhh lol):
I'm not sure whether the 1.8T has just regular black trim around the radio or not, but in my 2.8 it was the same woodgrain that is on the dash and doors. It really looked like hell before, so I'm very happy with the silver anyhow, let alone how it wraps the center of the console. Here's a couple more shots from before and after too - you'll see the difference better this way.
Before (yecch):
After (aahhh lol):
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 11,670
From: Binghamton, NY
RE: The official: Post your interior.
Thanks man. There's a decent amount of disassembly to get the pieces out but it's pretty easy overall. I think it took maybe 45 minutes total to have all the wood trim pieces sitting on the bench for prep. I'm really glad I did it - that OEM trim looked awful.
2nd Gear
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 520
From: New Mexico
RE: The official: Post your interior.
Well I like a little more fiber in my interior ........... Carbon Fiber ........ I thought it was funny .....
It is still under construction and should be finished soon so once the interior is completed I will post the finished product.
They call me carbon *****, but I still can't figure out why ........ [sm=dontgetit.gif]
It is still under construction and should be finished soon so once the interior is completed I will post the finished product.
They call me carbon *****, but I still can't figure out why ........ [sm=dontgetit.gif]
4th Gear
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 3,115
From: Des Moines
RE: The official: Post your interior.
^^ Yeah, that's just a bit too much CF for my taste, there. But at least it looks like the real deal and not some stick-on crap. I'm not going to post my interior because the only thing I've done to it is install an aftermarket stereo - nothing exciting. I kinda like my wood-grain trim 
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