Interior restoration part 2

twack · 03-23-2008

A year ago my car went through a flood (dont make me post the mold pictures again), I was not about to let my car get totalled so I decided to restore, and switch over from tan to black interior. I put new carpet in bleached all the panels and i had to do alot of work to the bay. But today I just finished the second half of the resoration. Click if you want to know why i did all this (http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i2...5/DSCF0331.jpg
New black carpet (part1)

Carpeted trunk with batt box (part1)

New headliner (tan to black)

New visors (tan to black)

New side panels (I will get black screws)

New steering wheel (with shift buttons, to be used soon)

New kick panels (easy to make for those with a bare center console and lost theirs)

New racing seats and 4 point harness' (auto seatbelts ruined in flood)

Kevin 1G Drummer · 03-23-2008

Nice. I hope you have a harnes bar to mount those shoulder straps to.

EclipseGST · 03-23-2008

Looks good, even better in person.

Glad you like the seats/wheel.

turbotalon1g · 03-23-2008

Nice one, i am in the process of doing the same thing.

twack · 03-23-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevin_1G_Drummer

Nice. I hope you have a harness bar to mount those shoulder straps to.

Not yet im working on some ideas right now, trying to keep the back seat as much as possible but well see. Its better then having seatbelts that dont work at all and stuck in the down position

turbotalon1g · 03-23-2008

Couldn't u have a bar fabbed that goes across the car behind the seats, i know that is what a harness bar basically is, but you could have one in a position that allows people to get in the back but its a bigger pain in the ass to get back there.

Kevin 1G Drummer · 03-23-2008

Where did you mount the shoulder straps? Please don't say on the floor behind the seats. If you get in a front end collision, as your body moves forward they'll pull your shoulders down and compress your spine.

turbotalon1g · 03-23-2008

do a bar from seat belt to seat belt on the pillar.

twack · 03-23-2008

Right now their just mounted to the stock seatbelt location i havnt even driven the car yet. Ill probably end up with a bar like aaron said.

twack · 07-04-2008

DONE! well as you can see from the start of this thread that this has been a long project starting with a flooded car. I just got a hold of some prestine black leather rear seats, and with these the whole interior has been replaced and redone.

and since the Jeep liberty was feeling left out it recieved a little gift as well.

**Kracka** · 07-04-2008

Looks good!

Archertsi · 07-05-2008

Is this a street car or track car?

twack · 07-05-2008

sadly it hasnt made it to the track yet it needs to get some dyno time first
Heres a couple recent pics

mod list
BB50trim
E85
dsmlink
1000cc injectors
255 fuel pump
ssac fmic
aeromotive fpr
Ported and polished head
MAFT and gm maf
Kevlar belts
Big brakes
BC 272cams
ARP head studs
C.O.P.
QPR intake manifold
Manual shiftbox
28psi daily on stock bottom end with 120k

TkrPerformance · 07-05-2008

looks good
craigs old deck looks good in the jeep