Now that's different...
Now that's different...
I have been toying with getting my interior completely redone for a while. I really like the SRT6 Alcantara Suede inserts on the leather seats. The SRT6 was painted only 4 colors, and the interior has unlimited choices as long as they are all charcoal.
Then I saw a picture of a Ferrari with butterscotch leather and black and black Alcantara in the interior. It even had a black CF center stack. I was in LOVE!
Here is my very unique new SRT6....
Then I saw a picture of a Ferrari with butterscotch leather and black and black Alcantara in the interior. It even had a black CF center stack. I was in LOVE!
Here is my very unique new SRT6....
Last edited by SRT SIX; 09-11-2009 at 03:27 AM.
Re: Now that's different...
Wow i wish i had the money to do that. But what is that on your door it looks like they got a little bit of paint there. Also what does that little switch down in the footwell do. Does it makes the wings come out?
Last edited by cassidyrj1; 09-11-2009 at 09:54 AM.
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Nice color, I'd like to see a shot of the car from the outside. As I look at it I'm wondering if it isn't a bit too busy looking. Not sure the CF works with a Ferrari looking interior either. If you do this don't forget the headliner, that's a light gray? Needs to be either dark charcoal or the butterscotch color. Last week was Ferrari club week at our local get to gether and quite a few had that interior color.
Re: Now that's different...
Originally Posted by cassidyrj1
Wow i wish i had the money to do that. But what is that on your door it looks like they got a little bit of paint there. Also what does that little switch down in the footwell do. Does it makes the wings come out?
Very observant. The switch turns on my in dash screen for the telephone and when I want to watch a DVD when driving.....but I would never want to do that! LOL
Re: Now that's different...
Originally Posted by patpur
Nice color, I'd like to see a shot of the car from the outside. As I look at it I'm wondering if it isn't a bit too busy looking. Not sure the CF works with a Ferrari looking interior either. If you do this don't forget the headliner, that's a light gray? Needs to be either dark charcoal or the butterscotch color. Last week was Ferrari club week at our local get to gether and quite a few had that interior color.
Re: Now that's different...
Originally Posted by ZAHANMA
I was curious what the total cost for the project was...
Two men all day in my garage, completely (except for the dash) disassembled the interior, dyed and replaced. My driveway had two large Econoline vans parked there all day. (9am - 7pm including an impromptu photo shoot).
I am almost afraid to say the cost.....I am not sure it could be duplicated. This guy was HUNGRY. He said it was the most extensive automotive job he had done to date. I think he is as proud of his work as I am. He will be prominently displaying it on his website.
Now, drumroll please..........ta da total cost for dash, console, door panels, seats, headliner and associated pillar and hatch area trim.....$800, total smiles per gallon.....priceless LOL
Re: Now that's different...
Originally Posted by dwightdmagee
That is absolutely gorgeous, SRT SIX. From the new electronics down to the last stitch - beautiful.
sidebar: obviously you've the entire cabin apart, so how big of a deal is it to get rid of the knee bolster? I could use another couple inches.
Well done!
sidebar: obviously you've the entire cabin apart, so how big of a deal is it to get rid of the knee bolster? I could use another couple inches.
Well done!
Sorry about the bolster info, they didn't have to remove that.
Re: Now that's different...
Originally Posted by rcompart
Absolutely stunning. I have thought about doing this but the cost of wrapping everything in leather has made me decide against it on several occasions. Gotta love the carmel leather.
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