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spoolin89
PostPosted: Tue Feb 10, 2009 1:35 pm 
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This weekend, I took the front seats out of the Mirage, to take them to get stitched up where they were opening up at.

Well I figured I may as well just pull the carpet out and pressure wash it and dye it while the seats are out. Keep in mind it wasn't that dirty, just faded very badly. Now everything looks like it should, well except for my dash :evil: If I could just find a perfect non cracked dash...

Anywho, here are some pictures.

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After....

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And here are a couple of pics of how my gauges are, (still need to hook up stuff in glovebox, probably will have to move turbo timer :( , had to make the gauge pod for everything)

now you see me....
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now you don't....
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Thanks for looking guys.

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My level of jealousy is not measurable with words. That's a seriously clean interior.
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spoolin89
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My level of jealousy is not measurable with words. That's a seriously clean interior.
Lol, thanks Tony. It was already pretty clean, I just wanted it better. The only thing that kills me is the dash. :x
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My level of jealousy is not measurable with words. That's a seriously clean interior.
Ask him what he paid for the car and you'll want to hang yourself :lol: .
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That looks immaculate!!! No idea how bad it looked before all the work, but who cares...it's now seriously clean!

Am I the only mofo here that has a perfect dash?
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spoolin89
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That looks immaculate!!! No idea how bad it looked before all the work, but who cares...it's now seriously clean!

Am I the only mofo here that has a perfect dash?
Lol, thanks man. The first two pictures were before anything was done, right after I got the car back in 06. Notice how you can see the carpet is faded around where the cheapo floor mats were. Also the drivers side had some mud stains. Just letting you know.

Oh, how much for your dash? :lol: Jk, probably never for sale.
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My level of jealousy is not measurable with words. That's a seriously clean interior.
I concur. But then again, anything looks better than my 92 Colt's interior that's in shambles right now. I'm still trying to mount my SMIC and piping. Once that's done and I get the shit out of my car then I'll shoot you a pic of my shoddy interior and torn seats. Just sucks because my baby's only got 70,000 miles on her. Just wish I had a running car that wasn't causing so much of a headache right now. That's a beautiful car man.
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Pft, interiors, who needs them. :lol:
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Ask him what he paid for the car and you'll want to hang yourself :lol: .
Oh, I know how much he paid for it. I already hung myself.
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Almost as clean as mine :finga:
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clean!!! :o
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Pft, interiors, who needs them. :lol:
Lmao. Everyone I work with is like, you should gut it and get it down to 2,000 pounds or so. I'm like are you f'in serious!!??! :o Gut a mint original turbo car?!?!
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My level of jealousy is not measurable with words. That's a seriously clean interior.
I concur. But then again, anything looks better than my 92 Colt's interior that's in shambles right now. I'm still trying to mount my SMIC and piping. Once that's done and I get the shit out of my car then I'll shoot you a pic of my shoddy interior and torn seats. Just sucks because my baby's only got 70,000 miles on her. Just wish I had a running car that wasn't causing so much of a headache right now. That's a beautiful car man.
Thanks man. Wish mine had 70k. It just rolled 180k the other day. 1.6 still runnin strong :rock: (well clutch just started slipping, lol. damn 11 pounds of boost :lol: )
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Ask him what he paid for the car and you'll want to hang yourself :lol: .
Oh, I know how much he paid for it. I already hung myself.
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Thanks man.
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What dye did you use on the carpet - part name and #'s please. 8)
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What dye did you use on the carpet - part name and #'s please. 8)
I'll get pics and list the part #'s first thing tomorrow morning Tim. :)
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What dye did you use on the carpet - part name and #'s please. 8)
Here you go Tim......

Dupli-Color Vinyl & Fabric

Part # HVP109 Medium Gray
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