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07-01-04, 11:43 GMT+10#21 pic don't work dude ..... hey thats my pic goddammit I stole it first j/k
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07-01-04, 11:46 GMT+10#22 http://www14.brinkster.com/87vlt/ima...llery/vl12.jpg (http://www14.brinkster.com/87vlt/images/gallery/vl12.jpg)
click on this link for the pic
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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07-01-04, 14:15 GMT+10#23 Yeah, I don't mind the velour in the VL at all, but I'd love to cover the dash in something, 80's plastic is so tacky.
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07-01-04, 15:01 GMT+10#24 No matter how good sum1 tells u the quality will be u have to reflect it on the price u pay for it eg for a complete retrim u pay 3k think about the quality of the material ur gettin and the craftmanship!!!
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07-01-04, 15:20 GMT+10#25 MRHELE just hit the nail on the head!!!
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07-01-04, 16:08 GMT+10#26 A mate of mine had the interior of his VK BT1 spruced up, didn't cost him that much really, he went for the original styling, so everything was re trimmed in factory material. his front seats were a little extra padded, but still only cost $150 each, back seat was stuff all as well, didn't do the headlining as it was ok, and the dash was fine. It's uprising how much better the interior will look with just new carpet and re trimmed seats. I guess it just depends to what end you want to go.
cheerz
morepsi
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09-01-04, 22:09 GMT+10#28 they only way i can see improving a series 2 calais interior is to go all out .... buts thats just my view ...
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10-01-04, 09:56 GMT+10#29 ditto! exactly my opinion too...SII is sexy
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12-01-04, 15:40 GMT+10#30 I need some Series II Grey velour so my retrimmer can do my new seats, PM me if you know of any..
Cheers, Rob
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