Interior/Exterior Cockpit Chrono Pack - Lyle strikes again!
#28
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From: Holly Springs, NC
Personally, the fonts are close enough for me that I don't fixate on it - but if you really want them to match, stay tuned for a bit... May have another alternative soon... that's in the works...
I thought about paint, Sharpie (no lie - see the black tab on the bottom of the face?), everything... then I thought about vinyl when I saw Lyle's other face work... and it's reversible... and the texture is awesome.
#29
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From: Holly Springs, NC
#31
What can I say, you have good taste. You really need the Minspeed leather MFSW inserts too though, really make the interior look great.
#32
It would have been me if I didn't already have a bunch of other projects to get done before the big car show in the mountains in 60 days!
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#33
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From: Holly Springs, NC
Caught ya!
No sweat - I'm glad the timing worked for you!
DAMMMMMIT. You and Moocher have my number...
I hadn't seen those... I'm pretty sure I'll end up with those and a MinSpeed wheel cover in the near future... just looks too good. Thanks for spending my money for me. I appreciate it.
No sweat - I'm glad the timing worked for you!
You really need the Minspeed leather MFSW inserts too though, really make the interior look great.
I hadn't seen those... I'm pretty sure I'll end up with those and a MinSpeed wheel cover in the near future... just looks too good. Thanks for spending my money for me. I appreciate it.
#35
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From: Holly Springs, NC
#36
I've got some more tricks up my sleeve for the interior and am trying to figure out how I might be able to do my own steering wheel cover. 03Indigo's interior has given me a lot of ideas, I'm just struggling for the right combination of time, skill, and money to materialize.
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#38
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From: Holly Springs, NC
Have to one up me :D
I've got some more tricks up my sleeve for the interior and am trying to figure out how I might be able to do my own steering wheel cover. 03Indigo's interior has given me a lot of ideas, I'm just struggling for the right combination of time, skill, and money to materialize.
I've got some more tricks up my sleeve for the interior and am trying to figure out how I might be able to do my own steering wheel cover. 03Indigo's interior has given me a lot of ideas, I'm just struggling for the right combination of time, skill, and money to materialize.
I'll drop you a line before my next Charlotte trip - probably next week or the week after - and see if we can hook up.
#39
I'm in the middle of a one-ball extreme makeover right now... I'll post on that when it's done...
everyone, sorry about the hijack. . . we can talk interior mods again.
#43
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From: Holly Springs, NC
#44
Thanks Paul. Not bad for a little DIY project this past winter. Still have the passenger door to do and the passenger rear side panel. I am also debating between 2 dashes. One is leather and blue alcantara, the other is the one seen, black and blue alcantara.
Anyway, I like the wrap on your chrono, looks sharp. And as MiniDaMoocher as said...get a MinSpeed wheel wrap, .
Anyway, I like the wrap on your chrono, looks sharp. And as MiniDaMoocher as said...get a MinSpeed wheel wrap, .
#45
Thanks Paul. Not bad for a little DIY project this past winter. Still have the passenger door to do and the passenger rear side panel. I am also debating between 2 dashes. One is leather and blue alcantara, the other is the one seen, black and blue alcantara.
Anyway, I like the wrap on your chrono, looks sharp. And as MiniDaMoocher as said...get a MinSpeed wheel wrap, .
Anyway, I like the wrap on your chrono, looks sharp. And as MiniDaMoocher as said...get a MinSpeed wheel wrap, .
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