Woodgrain dash....
01-15-2003, 06:58 AM
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Re: Woodgrain dash....
Originally posted by kwamdoo74
Who would you suggest with the best woodgrain kit? Thanks for the suggestions.
Who would you suggest with the best woodgrain kit? Thanks for the suggestions.
02-21-2003, 01:04 AM
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Re: Woodgrain dash....
Originally posted by kwamdoo74
Who would you suggest with the best woodgrain kit? Thanks for the suggestions.
Who would you suggest with the best woodgrain kit? Thanks for the suggestions.
Also, if buying from Ebay, check the feedback of seller. If there are not a lot of people praising the actual quality of the type of dash you want, do not buy from them. And make sure to ask if it is real wood (if you want real wood that is). Make sure they have a 30 day refund policy too.
I have heard good things about Joshua Tree kits, but they are on the more expensive side.
02-21-2003, 05:57 AM
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Thanks for the advice. I don't plan on getting my wood grain dash kit until it warms up a little. Joshua Tree has some really nice looking kits. I might just go with them, especially since it is an investment in my mind, not just some cheap corner lights or some cleared out red/clear tails that I can do myself.
02-21-2003, 04:57 PM
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my question is
why is it that the factory dash kit stoped short of the ac area? i think it would look a little better if it went on up to the top is there a company that may sell mr just that piece? also do you know of a company that can make my stering wheel wood leather wood?I think that would look nice .there is a company here in dallas but they want almost 500 bucks
02-21-2003, 05:07 PM
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Re: my question is
Originally posted by darrick
why is it that the factory dash kit stoped short of the ac area? i think it would look a little better if it went on up to the top is there a company that may sell mr just that piece? also do you know of a company that can make my stering wheel wood leather wood?I think that would look nice .there is a company here in dallas but they want almost 500 bucks
why is it that the factory dash kit stoped short of the ac area? i think it would look a little better if it went on up to the top is there a company that may sell mr just that piece? also do you know of a company that can make my stering wheel wood leather wood?I think that would look nice .there is a company here in dallas but they want almost 500 bucks
02-21-2003, 11:54 PM
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Re: my question is
Originally posted by darrick
why is it that the factory dash kit stoped short of the ac area? i think it would look a little better if it went on up to the top is there a company that may sell mr just that piece? also do you know of a company that can make my stering wheel wood leather wood?I think that would look nice .there is a company here in dallas but they want almost 500 bucks
why is it that the factory dash kit stoped short of the ac area? i think it would look a little better if it went on up to the top is there a company that may sell mr just that piece? also do you know of a company that can make my stering wheel wood leather wood?I think that would look nice .there is a company here in dallas but they want almost 500 bucks
try and get one out of an I30 limited... i know some of those have the wood/leather/wood and it matches the factory wood grain dash(looks real nice)id do it if i was gonna keep my max
02-23-2003, 09:42 PM
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Wood grain doesn't mean old, it's just the preference of the individual. I just don't like carbon fiber inside my car. Nor would I get my interior to match the color of the outside of my car unless i did a entire black interior no matter what the color of the car is. Woodgrain to me is more "show" than "go" type of concept. In other words, more PIMP. If that means I'm old, then so be it. 
02-24-2003, 05:18 AM
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well said
Originally posted by kwamdoo74
Wood grain doesn't mean old, it's just the preference of the individual. I just don't like carbon fiber inside my car. Nor would I get my interior to match the color of the outside of my car unless i did a entire black interior no matter what the color of the car is. Woodgrain to me is more "show" than "go" type of concept. In other words, more PIMP. If that means I'm old, then so be it.
Wood grain doesn't mean old, it's just the preference of the individual. I just don't like carbon fiber inside my car. Nor would I get my interior to match the color of the outside of my car unless i did a entire black interior no matter what the color of the car is. Woodgrain to me is more "show" than "go" type of concept. In other words, more PIMP. If that means I'm old, then so be it.
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