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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby jimmy_vee » Tue Dec 31, 2013 12:19 pm

Alex, are you just using the velcro to hold the lower half of your Trap panel in place? I'm debating wether to run some bolts through the side or just stick with the velcro.

Some more shots of my interior.
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I had to raise the centre carpet with a sheet of MDF because the Eunos trim ring won't fit around the upper shift boot, which has made it all look a bit poor fitting. I plan on getting one of these so I can dump the MDF.

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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby droo » Fri Jan 03, 2014 9:43 am

That looks very tasteful Jimmy. Great detail in the console work and lots of nice detail. The seats and door trims top it nicely.

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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby taminga16 » Fri Jan 03, 2014 10:46 am

Jimmy,
The analogue clock is a great touch.
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby Pamex » Fri Jan 03, 2014 9:56 pm

Morlock, they use industrial over lockers. Very different to home ones. I've used industrial sewing machines and over lockers before. Quite different. I'm doing it myself, not sending them out, hence the importance equipment is up to the job.
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby road5ter » Sun Jan 19, 2014 12:35 am

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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby mrpham » Wed Jan 22, 2014 11:31 am

So many nice interiors here :)
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby -alex » Wed Jan 22, 2014 9:36 pm

jimmy_vee wrote:Alex, are you just using the velcro to hold the lower half of your Trap panel in place? I'm debating wether to run some bolts through the side or just stick with the velcro.


Sorry totally missed this one!!

Im only using the velcro, I like being able to get in and at the stereo when needed and the HVAC panel.
The toggle switches and covers hold it on too.
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby smy0003 » Sun Mar 23, 2014 4:42 pm

Here's mine, lots of mx5 mania parts in here. Not added by me.
Just fixed a skewif gear knob today.
Head unit is a Jvc, which I added a month ago and am loving. Bluetooth can wirelessly stream Spotify from my phone, and the audio quality compared to the oem unit is chalk and cheese.
Pics!
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby Okibi » Sun Mar 23, 2014 5:01 pm

Looks good, that head unit matches in well.
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby emx005 » Sun Mar 23, 2014 9:25 pm

Do you find glare or sunlight an issue with the screen?

I'm thinking of something similar for my NB

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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby smy0003 » Sun Mar 23, 2014 10:29 pm

Thanks, Okibi.
Just had a look at the photos on the PC and they really are shocking, doesn't do the interior justice at all :roll:

Emmx5, no, not at all.
Really am surprised myself, I originally wanted a capacitive (hard glass like an iPhone) touchscreen HU but couldn't find one within budget. I thought the slightly frosted look of the resistive screen would look cheap, but it doesn't. It also has the huge benefit of being very un-reflective which gives excellent sunlight visibility.
The hands-free works an absolute treat along with the audio streaming, and I could change the lights to match the red of the Mazda.

Can't recommend the upgrade enough, best $350 I ever spent on a car.
Although I had to go through this...
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby smy0003 » Sun Mar 23, 2014 10:37 pm

Off comes the console...
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Of course the Oem HU fights me so I have to remove the glove box and tackle it from there...
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Much fiddling with various tools later...
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Where's the rest of the pics you ask?
Well that's when it started getting trickier, and I started swearing.
Ended up paying some car audio guys in Dandenong to finish up the job, after I had the JVC unit in and working.
They charged me next to nothing and made sure the final result looked factory.

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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby smy0003 » Mon Mar 24, 2014 7:13 am

smy0003 wrote:Thanks, Okibi.
Just had a look at the photos on the PC and they really are shocking, doesn't do the interior justice at all :roll:

Emmx5, no, not at all.
Really am surprised myself, I originally wanted a capacitive (hard glass like an iPhone) touchscreen HU but couldn't find one within budget. I thought the slightly frosted look of the resistive screen would look cheap, but it doesn't. It also has the huge benefit of being very un-reflective which gives excellent sunlight visibility.
The hands-free works an absolute treat along with the audio streaming, and I could change the lights to match the red of the Mazda.

Can't recommend the upgrade enough, best $350 I ever spent on a car.
Although I had to go through this...


Sorry, that should be 'emx005' :oops:
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby bear2230 » Sun Apr 06, 2014 1:30 pm

Scooby with new mats from Adam.
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Re: Show me your interiors.

Postby 91BRG » Sat May 24, 2014 1:08 pm

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