i just done black suede pillars with red suede roof is it too much or just leave it what are your thoughts
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i actually like it

i actually quite like the red roof lining

picked a good tone of red to go with the black on the pillars

id end up crashing my car if i did that - id be spending too much time looking up at the ROOF instead of what was happening on the road in front of me lol!

looks very nice mate.. i like the combo..

i think its a bit much, but only for the fact the rest of the car looks totally stock :/

i think its a bit much, but only for the fact the rest of the car looks totally stock :/
back seats are finished[red and black leather] i just have to install em ,the parcel shelf can wait

you do some awesome work dude, not quite to my taste as i dont really like red...but u have done a top job, and by the sounds of it, will fit perfectly with pillars, seats are parcel shelf :)

cheers mate i love complimentslol i have done my seats in red and black leather but havent installed em and i haven bothered with the parcel shelf as i am only gonna take it out to put in new speakers[one is crackling badly] i will post new pix tomorrow arvo when they are in

not a fan of the clashing colours...sorry.

thats all good yann everyone has an opinion i was originally gunna do a green roof with black pillars but i thought it would look silly so i didnt bother

It's not to my taste, but I do love the black suede pillars. If only I was in NSW I would get you to do some work for me :cry:

i like it actually good job!!! wish u were in perth :(

mike

mate for me forget the seats if the pillars don't match the roof linning then there no point look at ur pics to see, no matter how much u say look at my seats i bet everyone who sits in ur magna says why the red headling. seats go more with the carpet if you ask me and most others . looks like a 16 yr old ricer had an impulse instead of a well thought out interior. but that just my opinion.

Looks like a great job but ATM it doesn't tie in with anything...
I hope you'll be doing your door trims etc soon..
that suede looks so ace..

Also i need to ask. how the **** do you get the rooflining out of the car?

']Looks like a great job but ATM it doesn't tie in with anything...
I hope you'll be doing your door trims etc soon..
that suede looks so ace..


so you reckon do some leds in it mate:bowrofl:
i chose red as iam using it as a business car to sort of expose my business a bit more i should be installing my seat today so i will take some photos of it

also roof lining is removed by sliding the passenger seat all the way back then reclining the seat all the way back [as if it was laying down]then undo all the inerior plastics[sunvisorsetc] then its just a matter of manoevoring it out[trade secret]

sif trade secret lol
ive had it all the way down before just wasnt sure how to get the asshole out of the interior without bending the cardbaord.
oh well.
nice work :cool:

At least it's not Shagpile...

']sif trade secret lol
ive had it all the way down before just wasnt sure how to get the asshole out of the interior without bending the cardbaord.
oh well.
nice work :cool:

another way to do this is to completley remove the back seat and pull it out through the boot[only works on 1st and 2nd gens mate],and some interiors you actually have to remove the front passenger seat

At least it's not Shagpile...


i agree shagpile is absolute ****

i used to fit headlinings in commodores on the production line, MUCH easier without windows or doors on the car!

not sure if its just the pics, but is the suede a little loose near the rear window?

nah it must be the grain of the suede mate cause i just checked and there is no sagging[mate you just had me freakin out thinking it was sagging]

nice one mate was thinking of doing something like this down the track when i have more $$$$$ of course keep up the good work.
mont.:cool:

its looking good mate. PIMPIN!!
(if only it were a 64' Impala) lol
awesom work tho!