SilverSixth

FOR SALE: Leather kit that replaces the suede "jogging suit" material for the 6th Gen Maxima. I intended to install them but I sold the car instead.

This kit is manufactured by Classic Softrim and is unused. Designed to match a "silver frost" interior, I also think it would look awesome against a black interior creating a two-tone look.




The kit includes:
-4 large panels (one for each door)
-2 dash trim panels (for the upper dash)
-center console armrest cover (this is left over from my cloth to leather conversion)

Any upholstery shop should be able to install these for you no problem.

$90 shipped with insurance. This is a good deal.

Check my Ebay ID 'Bag302'.

If interested, please email me at JASimone22@msn.com. Thanks!

thecritik

iTrader: (2)

hey ... where'd you get this. I want a set but i have cafe latte interior.

SilverSixth

Here's the website.

http://www.classicsofttrim.com/

eK9aT10pSi

iTrader: (1)

how are they installed?

Glude

iTrader: (5)

Id guess with adhesive glue, not sure though. I was always interested in doing this.

SilverSixth

I'm not sure either. I would definately leave it to a pro.

ramberg

iTrader: (29)

have a CST iinstallation shop in Queens, NY. I will call them tomorrow to see how much they charge to do the install. If its not to much I will buy them from you.

Glude

iTrader: (5)

Let us know what they quote ya, Im interested in doing this so a rough estimate of the install price would be nice to know.

ramberg

iTrader: (29)

I spoke to them today and was given a ballpark figure of 400 to 500 dollars for the install. He wants me to come over to look at the dash, than he will give me the total price.

SilverSixth

That sounds high. Especially since those dash panels pop right out and can be worked on off the car.

I had all of my seats done and the labor was $300 from a CST shop.

rabenoja

iTrader: (2)

The door panels have to be taken apart to install those door inserts. The inserts would be glued to the suede then the door panels would be put back together with some trim screws. The dash trim just pops right off and it's pretty easy to wrap...some glue is applied to the original trim peices as well. It is a good deal of work but, that quote is denfinitely high.

eK9aT10pSi

iTrader: (1)

i wonder what the charge would be if the panels [doors too] are already off the car. it took me like 5 min to take off the door panels. i had to do this to reset my window motor on the driver side.

eK9aT10pSi

iTrader: (1)

also, i wonder do you peal off the oem stuff and glue this on? i have a frost interior so im thinking it would be a good match it not to hard to do.

rabenoja

iTrader: (2)

Taking the door panels off for them will cut down on labor but, it's actually taking the door panel apart that is time consuming. Seperating the door panel will require some grinding with a die grinder tool. The original material is left in place and the contact cement is then sprayed onto the back side of the new leather and the oe material. Let it get tacky and then apply the leather to panel. All that is left is putting the door panel back together with some trim screws.

thecritik

iTrader: (2)

I think that guy was in Woodside right. He quoted me $500 for the kit and the installation but again, kind of high. I only wanted the doorpanels.

SilverSixth

PRICE DROP!!!

$50 shipped.

jsmithsole

iTrader: (5)

Interesting, may I ask how much you paid just to get the leather?
(sorry but I'd want a different color)

SilverSixth

About $500, but that included the seat covers too. I found the set on Ebay a couple of years ago.