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Thu Aug 31, 2006 1:32 am
Though it's been slow going (mostly due to finances. Or should I say lack thereof) I'm finally making a little headway. First of all, thanks to AZHitman and his awesome post on removing the seatbelt pillar I was able to do the same without too much trouble. Here are some pics...
From the right..
also notice I'm now sporting my refurbished boot for the first time.
and from the left lol...
Wow, what a difference. Like night and day. And I gotta say; few things make a guy feel more manly than sitting amid a shower of sparks while hacking away on a steel automobile.Oh yeah, and here's a pic of how my moved seatbelt turned out. Given another chance I might do a thing or to different with that one. 20/20 hindsight, you know?
Since I had to replace the door panels with coupe panels from a junkyard, I had to do something with the ruined upholstery right? So I replaced it with red faux-leather (technically vinyl if you insist). They came out pretty decent. I had to redo them twice to get them as good as they are. Once more and I think I might finally get 'em right. Here's a pic. In real life the color actually matches the exterior paint fairly well...
And while I was at the junkyard I also managed to pick up a replacement carpet for $15. It's a much darker gray and thicker weave than the oem it replaced. The downside is that being from a hatchback, it's quite a buit larger in the back making it a royal pita to install. Here's a pic...
Well that's all so far (except for a cold air intake and my stereo install) pics? Sure, why not?
Next up will be new 17" rims and tires, then lowering it a bit and putting a new exhaust on her. Later on perhaps a body kit and some new paint.
Okay then, sorry for rambling on like I have. Feel free to leave any comments or ask any questions. Remember, most of this wouldn't have been possible without your assistance and expertise. But most of all; without your willingness to share it. Thanks. Cya -Glyph