Help with red trim interior upgrades

I just bought a red exterior '99 996 and installed red Wet Okole neoprene seat covers. I'm looking to make a couple more subtle interior upgrades such as the e-brake and the shifter, possibly the door trim. I'm looking for something that is with a red trim, but I'm not looking to replace entire consols. Just subtle changes to add some personality. Does anybody have anything for sale or ideas on where to look? Thanks!!

No offense...but you have leather seats for a reason, those covers look Horrible just my opinion though. No disrespect they just look cheap. I would definatley go for a Red center console $350 30 min install(bumperplugs.com) and redseat belts would look great too! Someone else just had a red trim thread and there were a ton of good ideas.

I put in the seat covers for a couple reasons: 1) I use this car to drive everywhere, including the gym. I'm tired of messing around with a towel to keep my sweat off the leather. 2) I can always take the covers off when I want the leather to show. This will also preserve the leather in the long run. I think the seats look great in context of the exterior color:

Leather lasts a long time when properly cared for but you need to let it breathe. All it takes is a cleanup every 6 months or so with some Lexol and its no problem. I think these covers might eventually harm your seats in the long run. Not sure but might want to check it out. Bob

I've had a Porsche for 5 years now (this is my second one), so I'm pretty familiar with its car care. The seat covers are made out of neoprene, which is the same material as divers wet suit. Not only are they soft and comfortable (they won't be cold in the winter and won't burn you in a hot summer like black leather tends to), but they are obviously very breathable since people wear them for extended periods of time, so I'm sure it's fine for leather. It only takes about 10 minutes to remove them so it goes without saying that I would perform leather maintenance on a regular basis anyway. But I don't want to get too off track... my original question was about suggestions on where I can get red trim items such as a new shifter and e-brake? I think replacing the center consol with a red item would be too extreme for me. I'm also looking for black floor mats with red font. Any links to the above or other suggestions are greatly appreciate. Thanks for your feedback.

You could order shifter and handbrake in boxster red from Carnewal http://www.carnewal.com/ Have you seen the red neoprene steering wheel covers that are available? Cool to the touch in summer and offer improved grip

www.gemballausa.com/996turbo_interior_2.asp Gemballa carries quite a few 996 interior components in red which you can view on the above link. I've also seen red-hued carbon fibre on someone's website, but cannot recall where. My NG interior is accented w/ a GR rear center console, seat belts, seat belt bezels, and sport seat backs. These few bits do a great job of breaking up an otherwise very dark interior layout and bringing the GR exterior into the cabin. While you probably don't want to hear it, I concur w/ the others that the neoprene seat covers are a bit sub-par for a P-car. Kind of like the sterotypical sofa covers at Grandma's house . But hey, that's just one more reason that it is great to be an American - we can all tart our cars up however we'd like! fwiw...... Jeff

Sorry, those seat covers look terrible!

Well, they are only seat covers after all. They can be taken off any time. I'm not trying to sound defensive, but for somebody who drives his 996 all the time, in any weather and to/from the gym, these seat covers are a great relieve to have. But as Jeff said, to each his own. I tried to contact Gemballa last week, but haven't heard back from them. I even sent a friend to their Malibu address to look into it for me, only to find out they don't actually have a storefront there, only a reference address. I like the carnewal site, thanks for the link. I'm not a fan of Boxter Red interior when I have GR exterior, but it may be the best option out there. By the way, I tried to resize my original picture so it would fit better on the screen but the forum won't let me add a picture when editing a post, so I'm putting it back up here:

There is another Porsche red interior color besides Boxster its called Lipstick red and its RED Stop by your dealer and look through their hides samples

I did some research and dug up these pictures for everyone's interest: Lipstick red:

Boxter Red:

WOW that is RED!

I am getting my shift boot died red and putting a carbon fibre insert **** in on my 964. I also ordered the guage surround covering material. I just dropped it off at a shop Friday and it will be red on Monday. I saw a picture of Sppedster with the red guage surround, red shifter and red seat back with red belts. I have the 964 Turbo S seats on the way and will be getting those done properly in red. Not the same car, but I am using a limo custom shop to do all of this. It is pretty cheap. The shift boot can be died for about $ 85.00. Luckily, I will be able to go back to all basic black if I do not like. Just though I would give it a try and also trying carbon on the console betwen the seat of my 964.

That first red interior would look awsome with a black dash instead of red. Thats what the M# red interior looks like. Bobby

Saw some red interior components at: http://www.planet9eleven.com/parts.asp

Wow, i wish i thought of putting a crest on my Wet Okoles! That looks great! I bought mine and i got them with the Okole logo on the head, not sure what i was thinking at the time! That crest looks soo much better. I have never had a problem with them. At first i always felt like i was ready to go surfing though! (smell of neoproane, but its not bad in any way) I take them off when the car is going to sit for a long time.

Porsche won't let Wet Okole put Porsche logos on their covers, which turned out for the best in my case. That's what gave me the idea of putting on the patch. You can still do it too. I just ordered mine from eagleday.com for 9 bucks a piece and had it sown on locally for a whopping 5 dollars. Most tailors couldn't do the job due to the configuration and material of the cover, but I found a shoe repair store of all places that could do it. I know what you mean about the neoprene smell. I went diving a few times in Japan a couple of years ago and it brings back the memories.