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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm in the process of deciding how I want to upgrade my interior. Here are pictures of the parts that I am deciding what to do with. I have an 02 cab with black interior. Black exterior. This is what I'm thinking: -1, 2 arctic silver (L92T) -3, 4, 5, 8, 9 gloss black. match exterior (L041) -6 and 7 recondition "leather" and re-dye. -white gauges with arctic silver rings I already have a paint guy. I would love to do my vents arctic silver but I would also need to do #4 for it to look right. I'm not sure if that would be too much silver. I'm open to ideas and would love people to post pictures of modified black interiors. Can anyone help me out with suggestions/pictures? Thanks.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've been looking for a picture of #3 and #4 painted silver but can't find it. If anyone has it, please post.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Thank you. I'm probably going to do it this way but I would like to see how other people have done it first. I know lots of people have painted interiors but not too much is posted.

POST 5Original post

# 8 should be Arctic Silver for the contrast and #2 should be Black (too much silver = overwhelming) with a Arctic Silver ash tray delete to tie it together IMHO.

POST 6Original post

Too much can kill what you are going for. Here is my interior...I would like the radio trim silver, but will wait... Here is the interior on my last car....I think I overdid it...and cost quite a bit. I am keeping it simple now on the Porsche. Just posting my pics for reference. Again....it is all what you want to do. Some said my BMW interior was overkill....but I liked it. Hope this helps.

POST 7Original post

Highlights and accents aren't my thing , I like Carc's 911 above. But I'd even make the console black and leave the singular highlight the business end of the gauge package (looks great by the way). If I wanted another 'highlight' it would probably be a nicely done Audio/Nav package.

POST 8Original post

I think you're on the right track. Some good accents without making look gaudy. Too much silver can look out of place, but I think having it flow up from through the center should look good with the gloss black. My only negative comment is in regard to the white gauge faces. Just not my style. A little too "boy racer". -Shawn

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Thanks for your opinion. I'm certain that I won't do the silver on the outside. I made an extremely rough photoshop of how it could look - BAD. The purpose of the gloss black is to get rid of the plastic feel. It's basically a poor man's carbon fiber. Here is the pic for your amusement.

POST 13Original post

Well since you are talking about Silver interior treatments I may as well show what my 2000 C4 "Millennium" 996 came with. The original owner (I assume) wanted to create his own Special Millennium 996 ( this car has a build date of 012000 ) - but perhaps wanted a Silver C4. So he added TechArt Coil-overs and Headers + Exhaust and the Silver interior as you see it. I have not been able to find the source for these parts. They may have been TechArt items then but not in the catalog now. The Silver Porsche Logo in the steering wheel and the Silver Gauges are Porsche Items on the option doc, along with a Full Black Leather interior. I like it and I am sure what ever you do you will enjoy the brightened up silver on black look.

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Very interesting. This is the first time I've seen silver vents installed. Can you take a closer picture of them? I'm interested in seeing how they look from above. Thanks.

POST 15Original post

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I really like that steering wheel.

POST 16Original post

I think pongobaz interior looks good, anything more and you are over doing it If you want to go overboard, as it seem you enjoy it I suggest you do it in carbon fiber you can never have enough carbon fiber in the 996 but cost is just ridiculous, keep your eyes open on craiglist ...

POST 17Original post

Jwar -- These may not be the best Pixs but here they are...

POST 18Original post

just discovered this if you have some spare time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rTWaV1imzs

POST 19Original post

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Whole interior looks good. The wheel and airbag is from "Dallas Custom Steering Wheel"? They just did a wheel & airbag for me: To go with my guards red 996 that has the factory black leather interior with red stitching and, unfortunately, a four-spoke wheel :/ Though the center console is a bit modified now:

POST 20Original post

My custom made cf parts now on !!!! I am waiting L&R air vents, windshield air vent, dash stripes, tiptronic shift ****, door handles and pocket lids covers but i'm not sure if i placed all.

POST 22Original post

I was able to locate my next Porsche - a 2009 Turbo. I should be getting it in about 5 years. Silver with this interior.

POST 23Original post

Where do I find those white face gauges for a 996??? Manual and in Kms....???

POST 24 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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I can tell you that anything aftermarket will not be perfect. It was a factory option so your best bet is eBay or a junker. By the way I'm looking for a white 02+ 6speed C2 miles cluster also.

POST 25Original post

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For a good deal on face gauges look at the FVD http://www.fvd.de/

POST 26Original post

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Yeah, I here ya. I'm hoping my future 997 turbo can be had with Meteor grey exterior and the full carrera red leather interior....oh and it will be a 6speed.

POST 27Original post

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I have the VIN on this one. I'll look it up in a few years.

POST 28Original post

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Where did you get your carbon fiber parts? I have the same gray on gray interior and I need to break it up a bit.

POST 29Original post

It's is custom made. Old parts covered by real carbon fiber. Look the photos below......

POST 30Original post

Defroster dash vents , side vents, tip ****, dash stripes... all in custom made real cf... Put this parts on is very very difficulty, took me about 10 hours ....

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