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I want to make my interior black.. and not the "zebra pattern" black from a donor or something. Has anyone taken out the panels and put black cloth/leather on them? Also the molded carpet on ebay.. anyone have any experience with that? Does it fit? Is it s***ty? What about seats.. get generic black cloth seat covers, or get the custom fit pull-overs (don't want leather, hate getting sweaty on long trips) etc..
Anyone who has changed their interior post your cardomain or something.
Re: Did anyone get rid of their "zebra" interior?
You can buy the seats and door panels off ebay, forum, or find some at a junkyard. As far as the carpet... I don't know if the ebay ones are any good, but surely you can find a donor car or something.
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