Interior Gutted

syscrash · 12-20-2012, 04:08 PM

What started as an alarm install turned into the interior being gutted. This project has taken a little over a month so far... But it is almost done. Took a few pictures with my phone (getting impatient). To start, everything inside the car was removed, radio and speakers, seats and carpeting, headliner and all panels. First the entire Viper Smart Start was added including proximity door looks and push button start. The system lets me log the routes using gps, engine status, performance,and mpg .All doors, floor boards, headliners have sound proofing added. All face plates, cup holder, and ash try where plated with a wood grain finish to match the steering wheel. The seats, door panels, and pillar post are covered in light brown leather with dark accent stitching (looks yellow in picture but it is brown). A liberal amount of accent lights where added each on a switch controlled with the radio, and external dimmers. (lights are a matter or taste that is why I can turn them off). The puddle lamps replaced with ones that display the Chrysler logo. Any panels that where not covered in leather where painted to match the leather exactly. You will see in the photos, even the weather striping was removed and being replaced with black striping. (not one inch of the grey remains). Even the headliner and upper post where covered in a black suede. The work is being done by Mobile Fantasy in Northridge, CA. Complete photo shoot to come after it is finished. From the outside nothing changed but that is where it ends. Inside nothing is original, even though the work has that factory look. If Chrysler made high end cars.
Mobile Fantasy-Southern California's Custom car audio, video, Gps navigation, security, and custom fabrication specialist.

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