Cheers for the comments guys, its nice to hear that people approve of all that hard work and time getting it too look that good.
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very fricken nice mate!! that looks very clean and tidy, did it cost you much? how long did it actually take?
All up id say i spent around $1000 almost on materials (thats felt, velour, red trim, carpet, paint, mdf, glue, screws etc.) and another $600 for the front seats.
Time wise, it's taken almost 12 months to complete due to other commitments, but you could probably get it all done in a couple of weekends of hard work or so.
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Wanna do my car?
I'd be happy to lend a hand, it was a lot of hard work
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There is absolutely nothing to criticise about that!!! I would imagine that the trims would also assist insulating sound. The seats look great as well...
Good to see your still around mate. So.....how much would you charge to do mine...seriously?
Thanks brad, yea the seats are awesome, definalntly worth the investment
The trim does assist somewhat in sound deadning, the velour has a foam backing, and behind that i also placed more foam backing, so there's around 10mm of foam deadning
Still around too, i think iv'e got this car for life, i couldn't imagine giving it away
I'd also be happy to give you a hand if you wanted to do yours mate, it's really not that hard, just a little time consuming.
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how hard was the dash to do not the bit the sit's over the gauges i am talking bout passenger's side
Actually very easy, the hardest part was getting the fricken thing out! Once it was out it was just a matter of using some quick grip glue and pulling the velour tight over it.
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Nice job mate.. I like the seats.. I'm getting the same ones but in red..
Good choice mate, you'll love them definantly worth it! The only issue you might have is if your tall you might touch the roof, they sit a little higher than the stock seats.
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