need some help with 1990/1993 interiors please..

1HVYLX

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I have been out of the loop as of late and have some questions regarding availibility and what not.

1)how hard of a task is it to change an all gray int on a 93 coupe to all black?


2)how avail is the parts including carpet and headliner?

3)i have intsalled a carpet on my buddies lx couple years back and remembering the fit wasn't perfect at the time, have they improved the carpets fit at all over the years?

4)where to buy int parts?


thanks in advance gentleman

 

BK_CAULEY

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speak of the devil. lol i just swapped to an all black interior. took me about 4 hours and i got all my parts from a donor car. i will be starting a progress thread later on tonight. you can see the pics on it.

 

Turkey Sammich

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If you're unable to find a donor car or find used black interior, you could got with http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/products/m6backinbl.aspx to buy brand new, and interior paint what's left in grey.

 

BK_CAULEY

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see classifieds.......that is all. pm sent

 

1HVYLX

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thank you for the replys guys, how about the carpets/headliners?

 

BK_CAULEY

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5.0 resto all the way. top notch stuff.

 

Turkey Sammich

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I agree. 5.0 restro has built a great relationship with several of usand never received a bad part with them.

I beleive their carpets are precut to fit as well.

 

iLkYsPoNy

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As far as a head liner goes, with a little time and elbow grease you can actually recover your original one. That is, unless you find a new one.

 

cervinistang

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i hear dyes work well with vinyl and plastics. Whre can we get these dyes? link?

are they spray on or?