If you like it go for it T-, you can always air brush the seats to match! JIM
If this is the interior that you have then my opinion is that it would look good but I can see where you're coming from. I would maybe even go for a very dark wood veneer and apply that.
it did - but it's made other parts look more out dated now
think I'll be re-trimming the boots/gaiters and I also have to do the i-panels as they've deteriorated, then I'll want to do the hockey sticks and the doors...and on it goes.
That is what I call the while I' at it syndrome. Step 1 always makes such a difference you must take step 2 and so on and on and on!! JIMit did - but it's made other parts look more out dated now
too right - i'm trying to avoid that because even though the car isn't on the road yet i'm already looking at the next thing
You should have bought Andy's coupe. Believe me if I could have bought it paid the boat trip and the cost to the middle of Canada for transport it was the best deal I've found in a year and a half of looking. Some lucky b}^}*+*££d got a deal. Stick with your plan. It will pay off in the end. JIMtoo right - i'm trying to avoid that because even though the car isn't on the road yet i'm already looking at the next thing
while i'm at it...I now really want a Z3M Coupe so I don't want to put too much into this car.
There is a place in the Netherlands which seems to have a few RHD M coupes available.
Oh and there is a group buy on the Apex ARC-8 wheels which I want - and can keep and transfer to the M coupe
yes that is who I was looking at - look like a professional outfit. they also have damaged coupes and a lot of other nice RHD cars like AC Cobras and TVR's.
