new interior

[blackcar]

I have a complete Camaro interior for sale. It is ebony with cloth seats.

[WhatUpWhatUp]

I have a complete Camaro interior for sale. It is ebony with cloth seats.

looking for leather

[konigandy6]

I have a complete Camaro interior for sale. It is ebony with cloth seats.

Post up in the parts for sale section.

[bamaz28]

Probably. I didn't own the car back then. My friend Weston did but no it didn't have the graphics on at the G 13 gathering.

yep same car, i couldnt remember his name for shit though lol

[Ramairgod84]

i say go for it. The seats would go along with the black on your dash. Might want to think about repainting the bezels a diff color other than white, but i think it would look good still

[mpfranks]

4 nuts to loosen on the floor, and the seat belt guides and they come right out. Its easier than changing spark plugs

a lot of things are easier than changing spark plugs on an LS1... lol

[tatertot91]

a lot of things are easier than changing spark plugs on an LS1... lol

good point

[Superwoody]

Check out this post it is near you and I have talked to him before and the owner is really nice.


http://www.ls1.com/forums/showpost.p...1&postcount=13

I've already called over there. But yeah it's an awesome place if you're on a budget.

So they have good prices on their parts, like a SS hood maybe. I stopped at a local salvage yard around here and they wanted a grand for one.

[devon]

one step at a time goodluck with the seat hunt.i have a camaro just sitting in my backyard and if i dont sell it ill piece it off ill keep you in mind

[Contagious74]

You could always go old school, hit the junk yards and rumage for black door interior parts. You'll be surprised what an insurance company will total out on a car but interior be in perfect condition. Or go really old school and the poor mans way and get plastic/vinyle dye and change the trim color yourself. But that method screams poor mans upgrade and judging by the looks of what you've already done.. it's not your style.

[transamgirl89]

You could always go old school, hit the junk yards and rumage for black door interior parts. You'll be surprised what an insurance company will total out on a car but interior be in perfect condition. Or go really old school and the poor mans way and get plastic/vinyle dye and change the trim color yourself. But that method screams poor mans upgrade and judging by the looks of what you've already done.. it's not your style.

Haha no it's not. I thought about dying the seat belts but my friend did that a year ago and they bled all over his shirt and then faded. So I'll stick to buying from salvage yards for now. It's way cheaper and you're right, the interior can look like new even in a totaled car.