Aftermarket Wood Kit & Chrome Pillars
#61
01-21-2007, 05:59 PM
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
I can't believe for that price it is not real wood. 
My real wood kit on my G never split or crack whatsoever, and that was 3 years after I installed it.
Oh, how much were the payments on the Gallardo, I might be interested.
My real wood kit on my G never split or crack whatsoever, and that was 3 years after I installed it. Oh, how much were the payments on the Gallardo, I might be interested.
Might this be similar to what they do? ExoticDash
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01-21-2007, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by ABQ_G35
After having spent an entire day in a brand new '07 loaner, I really like the Washi aluminum, it's not gaudy, has a nice finish to it, looks very classy IMO. I think Infiniti has evolved nicely over the past 5 years since the first G came out, even in the subsequent '05-'06 update, the aluminum adds a lot to the interior. (LOL, am I biased or what?)
I'll wait until I've driven my new G for a few weeks, then I'll decide if I want to try to find a good quality aftermarket wood trim kit.
Biased or not, everyone's got their opinion and I certainly appreciate your comments.
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01-21-2007, 08:54 PM
Originally Posted by ABQ_G35
Shane, you could get a 30 year mortgage on the Gallardo, or just trade your first born. If anything costs and arm and a leg, I can donate the leg!
After a month with my newborn I may want to donate her as well!! Just Joking! 
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Originally Posted by sprintdammit
I've been in a couple of 07 G Sports (one at the auto show and one that I test drove) and I'm okay with the washi aluminum, but it just doesn't grab me. I can't really put a finger on it, but it just doesn't.
I'll wait until I've driven my new G for a few weeks, then I'll decide if I want to try to find a good quality aftermarket wood trim kit.
Biased or not, everyone's got their opinion and I certainly appreciate your comments.
I'll wait until I've driven my new G for a few weeks, then I'll decide if I want to try to find a good quality aftermarket wood trim kit.
Biased or not, everyone's got their opinion and I certainly appreciate your comments.
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Originally Posted by BacaraG35
If its any help at all, I have purchased from this website before and really like the fit and finish. www.wowtrim.com. They have real wood.
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Originally Posted by ABQ_G35
After having spent an entire day in a brand new '07 loaner, I really like the Washi aluminum, it's not gaudy, has a nice finish to it, looks very classy IMO. I think Infiniti has evolved nicely over the past 5 years since the first G came out, even in the subsequent '05-'06 update, the aluminum adds a lot to the interior. (LOL, am I biased or what?)
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03-19-2007, 02:36 PM
Originally Posted by BacaraG35
If it’s any help at all, I have purchased from this website before and really like the fit and finish. www.wowtrim.com. They have real wood.
I think it will replace my rosewood nicely!!
I really like my rosewood trim. I think what I like the most is the low gloss finish. The Washi actually looks better when you are told it's supposed to emulate Japanese paper. I think the Washi looks better on the sport, but it really depends on your color choice. I think the fiddle back Rosewood veneer is beautiful and would probably have bought the Sport if it came in Rosewood....and at the time I could get nothing off the retail price, due to supply.
The high gloss dark wood would look nice on a Tan interior with Garnet Ember or Black exterior.
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