I like it..pretty nice.

-Vin

 

Love it, wouldnt mind doing it to my own interior. Any chance u have a DIY or give us any tips on how to get the material cut for the car etc

 

Looks nice, would this be a possible DIY?

 

i wonder how it looks like w/ red instead of orange...?
looks good though. thumbs up

 

thank you all for your feedback, positive and negative...love to hear both ends of the spectrum! On the DIY idea, I think I might do one up, just make sure that you get a really good spray-on adhesive, something that works well with fabric. I will be changing out the red reflectors in the doors, and I went with orange because that will be my theme, black and burnt orange. I have my engine cover in the works now, black obsideon, with burnt orange smoke airbrushed over it. Once it is complete I will be sure to post up pics of it! The exhaust, I love it! Great pick up, without the really loud drone to it, it has more of a low exotic tone to it.

PM me if you would like info on doing the interior yourself. I would be happy to let you know what you'll need and where to get fabric.

The upholstery shop wanted $600 for this...

...we did it, the cost of materials.....$60

 

Can't do the seats because the suede would wear out too quick!! i will be doing the headliner in black suede and then the front pillars in the orange...

 

I like it.
However, it depends on the material, Suede would be cool, if its velvet then its not okay...

 

lookin good

 

this is micro-suede that i used. so that if it rains and it just happens to get a little wet, it will not be ruined

 

definitely interested in the DIY. I was wondering how you attached the suede to the car, but now I see. They use microfiber for couches and stuff, it's not the same? I'd imagine it holds up pretty good with daily use.

 

Is it really as orange as it appears?
or is it lighting as well.....

 

nice

 

looks kinda like the BMW Terra leather, i like it, also i wish i had the leather armrest....

 

It is really orange, well...more like a burnt orange, but it also depends on which way the suede is moved, one way is lighter than the other.

 

I will start working on the DIY soon, but yes. It holds up great to normal daily driving. Just as long as your arm isn't rubbing up against it the whole time.