hey guys i'm thinking of doing something different with my factory tan leather interior. mainly putting black leather inserts (instead of tan) into my tan door panels to get more of a two-tone look.

did anybody do this or have pictures of it?

thanks
-Vadim

 

bump bump bump

 

i had it but i didn't do that great of a job and went back to stock for now. i believe sadler has them in his...

 

I was thinking of doing this also; however, I think it would only look good if other parts were two tone also. Like the dash. I was thinking of doing just the dash. IMO, on the door panels, dark @ss black doesn't look so hot with our tan. Maybe if it was more of a darker tan/brown.

 

i painted my speaker covers black and i like it a lot, might be something you may want to try...

 

Tan. :barf:

 

Why does everyone hate tan so much. Its starting to grow on me. Everyone that gets in my car thinks its really nice because of the tan leather and wood dash. Black leather doesn't seem as luxurious, more sporty and therefore makes the car seem faster. I'm actually thinking of embracing what Nissan gave me by suplementing the theme with a tan/brown seat setup from Katskins.

 

yes sir http://www.teameci.com/version2/memb...l.php?MemID=10

 

I agree with you 100%, you summed it up perfectly. Tan is luxury and black is sporty. If I had a Lexus LS430, I would want tan. If I had a supercharged Maxima, I would want black.

 

Thanks man. If I could do it again I would probably look for a black leather SE but that doesn't mean that I hate what came stock. I have a question. Why do you guys buy cars if you don't like the interior color? "Patience" says Yoda. The force of the VQ will come to you no matter what color your interior is.

 

I'm changing over my tan interior to black this week...i've started on some misc. plastic parts on my car...such as the steering column and fuse panel...came out great except the glovebox. a little bit of overspray. im using dupli-color on the plastic parts...hopefully will be done this weekend.