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Everyone agreed the interior would have to be changed but otherwise seems a great car.
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Replace colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't)
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Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
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I'd change the seats and door cards to black and leave the rest as is.
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Same for other parts - if you are doing a interior colour change then you can get lucky to find replacement interior - for example the centre console in leather is about 680+vat new, or 150+vat re trimmed.
Same for other parts - if you are doing a interior colour change then you can get lucky to find replacement interior - for example the centre console in leather is about 680+vat new, or 150+vat re trimmed.
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Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
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Same for other parts - if you are doing a interior colour change then you can get lucky to find replacement interior - for example the centre console in leather is about 680+vat new, or 150+vat re trimmed.
Same for other parts - if you are doing a interior colour change then you can get lucky to find replacement interior - for example the centre console in leather is about 680+vat new, or 150+vat re trimmed.
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had an idea on how much it would cost to fully retrim the interior of a 993. There's a 993 s on the classifieds which could tick lots of personal boxes except for its nephrite green interior (which may be for some but isn't for me). I expect I could live with the colour for a while but it would be good to know the costs to change if one day it all got too much :-)
Thoughts?
Carpets about 1.5k
leather dependant on seat style about 3k
It would be cheaper to do an interior swap truth be told. Ebay and marque brakers should be your first point of contact
ditchvisitor said:
Way more than 3k to do front and rear seats, door cards, dash, parcel shelf, centre console....
Not necessarily. Front and rear seats in leather at Southbound costs £1500 plus Vat fitted. Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
drmark said:
ditchvisitor said:
Way more than 3k to do front and rear seats, door cards, dash, parcel shelf, centre console....
Not necessarily. Front and rear seats in leather at Southbound costs £1500 plus Vat fitted. Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Agree, carpet from Dave (Southbound) is about 650 iirc. But then you have the cost of fitting - if you go for a new carpet you are looking at a grand in labour to start with - 26 pieces and a PITA job to do since the old carpet is a nightmare to remove.
I would just put up with it. Hey, its a talking point! The max i would do is have the seats recoloured in black, that would at least tone it down a bit.
GC8 said:
Did they start to really stick it in on the 993?
Seems like no two are the same. Personally, if the carpet is the right colour and not worn, better to have it professional cleaned.
Same for other parts - if you are doing a interior colour change then you can get lucky to find replacement interior - for example the centre console in leather is about 680+vat new, or 150+vat re trimmed.
Nineexcellence said:
drmark said:
ditchvisitor said:
Way more than 3k to do front and rear seats, door cards, dash, parcel shelf, centre console....
Not necessarily. Front and rear seats in leather at Southbound costs £1500 plus Vat fitted. Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Agree, carpet from Dave (Southbound) is about 650 iirc. But then you have the cost of fitting - if you go for a new carpet you are looking at a grand in labour to start with - 26 pieces and a PITA job to do since the old carpet is a nightmare to remove.
I used to work at Southbound
Nineexcellence said:
drmark said:
ditchvisitor said:
Way more than 3k to do front and rear seats, door cards, dash, parcel shelf, centre console....
Not necessarily. Front and rear seats in leather at Southbound costs £1500 plus Vat fitted. Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Agree, carpet from Dave (Southbound) is about 650 iirc. But then you have the cost of fitting - if you go for a new carpet you are looking at a grand in labour to start with - 26 pieces and a PITA job to do since the old carpet is a nightmare to remove.
I used to work at Southbound
Nineexcellence said:
drmark said:
ditchvisitor said:
Way more than 3k to do front and rear seats, door cards, dash, parcel shelf, centre console....
Not necessarily. Front and rear seats in leather at Southbound costs £1500 plus Vat fitted. Door cards and centre console probably another 750 (in leather) and then it's just carpets (assuming you don't need to change colour of wheel, dash and caps - most don't).
Agree, carpet from Dave (Southbound) is about 650 iirc. But then you have the cost of fitting - if you go for a new carpet you are looking at a grand in labour to start with - 26 pieces and a PITA job to do since the old carpet is a nightmare to remove.
I used to work at Southbound
graemel said:
A chap I know had his 930 fully retrimmed at Southbound a couple of year back. £9K. A work of art.
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Patina is sounding like the future!
Nineexcellence said:
GC8 said:
Did they start to really stick it in on the 993?
Seems like no two are the same. Personally, if the carpet is the right colour and not worn, better to have it professional cleaned.
Same for other parts - if you are doing a interior colour change then you can get lucky to find replacement interior - for example the centre console in leather is about 680+vat new, or 150+vat re trimmed.
Most 968 racers were sent for dipping carpeted because it was impossible to remove!
Personally, Id leave that as it is, but if I had to do something I think that Id re-colour the dash top and the tops of the door cards. If that was still too much then Id re-colour the seats too.
Along with a black wheel this should do the trick and its all reversible.
graemel said:
A chap I know had his 930 fully retrimmed at Southbound a couple of year back. £9K. A work of art.
Wasn't TUR130 J was it? Amazing car that had just been subject to a full restoration at the factory!
This car has been for sale for a few months now and exactly this discussion was had on other forums when it first came for sale.
Everyone agreed the interior would have to be changed but otherwise seems a great car. The problem at the time was that the price compared to others did not leave room for the retrim. Second hand parts are also harder to find / more expensive for the 4S as they are leather and not vinyl........but...... 4S prices have continued to rise since then and now the car is looking cheaper an cheaper and the cost of a retrim more feasible. I think with a more friendly interior colour the car would be £42k + ?
These were my thoughts exactly. Looked overpriced with the interior, now looks more reasonable given the rise in S prices. I'll need to go and see it in the flesh to see exactly how 'extreme' it is if it's still for sale later this month. Be interested in any feedback from people who have seen the car in question already - PMs welcome!
I've seen the car about a month ago when I was collecting my 360.
It looks nice but the wife didn't like it.
Other than the interior colour it looked sharp.
Hope that helps
JR
mollytherocker said:
I actually saw that car: dropped my Stradale and picked up my 964RS there. Super nice and much better in real life.
I'm on the conservative side in general (my RS is black!) but that 993 is actually stunning and sounding good.
The green inside is actually quite nice, not as dark as one would think, almost look like the reverberation of the windscreen on the leather. Also make is it a lot less dark than more typical black or grey interior.
If I hadn't found the 64RS, that particular 993 would have been mine.
My advice: go check it out, listen to her...and you might end up with a rare super nice 993!
reedman said:
I've seen the car about a month ago when I was collecting my 360.
It looks nice but the wife didn't like it.
Other than the interior colour it looked sharp.
Hope that helps
JR
Ahahah funny...my wife loved it and actually asked why we didn't buy it rather than the "less comfortable" RS !
I also think the photos don't do the car justice.
Cannot see that its a 4S, looks much better in the flesh.
Thrasher: Do I have your old Strad? Red with black leather?
James
reedman said:
I also think the photos don't do the car justice.
Cannot see that its a 4S, looks much better in the flesh.
Thrasher: Do I have your old Strad? Red with black leather?
James
Mine was rosso scuderia (more orangy) with black alcantara,1 lady owner before me
ST04RAD was mine (far right on the pic) Only sold because it wasn't black or TdF, I need subtle as in leave in Central London
Edited by 911Thrasher on Tuesday 12th November 17:48
reedman said:
Mine is the one on the left.
I love it, it's just an Epic car.
Thrasher why did you sell?
Simply because it wasn't black or TdF, it would have been, we would have kept it (we bought red cause it was just too good not to, but it just was the wrong color for me)
...and after years of searching we finally found a 964RS.
I'd go and view the car as it is - the colour's very hard to photograph. Everyone who's seen mine has said it looks much better "in the flesh". It would never have been my first choice but I've really grown to like it - to the point of turning down a complete black interior which I could have had for about £500.
Here's a picture, but it doesn't help - you definitely need to see it and sit in it (you may not have thought of this but from the driver's seat you see less of the colour of an interior).
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