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    1. 05-10-2016 #1
      ragtop1968rs
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      Just finished my interior redo(with pics)

      Just redid the interior in my 68 camaro. I used TMI molded door panels and dash pad. Since they don't make rear panels for convertibles I hacked up the stock metal panels and welded the 3 pieces together and flush mounted speakers in them and had my upholstery guy cover them to match the fronts. I made the console and had it covered also. Then he covered the seats to match. I used kick panels from Dennis(1976camaroguy).

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    3. 05-11-2016 #2
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      Looks great!
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      Really like the look!
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      Good job, looks great.

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    6. 05-11-2016 #5
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      Just finished my interior redo(with pics)

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      Sexy! Is that a Lokar auto shifter? How do you like it?

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      It looks good. Pretty car.
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    9. 05-11-2016 #8
      ragtop1968rs
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      Just finished my interior redo(with pics)

      Yes it's a lokar. I like it, it works good, nice and smooth.
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      It looks great.
      I also purchased a TMI interior. Kit with sport bolsters .
      For my 68 RS drop top.
      But I'm in the body prep and paint stage .
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    11. 05-13-2016 #10
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      Very nice! Like the shifter.
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      Really looks great! I like all of it...

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      Sharp interior!

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      Very nice. All said and done how much $ do you have into the interior?
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    15. 05-15-2016 #14
      ragtop1968rs
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      Just finished my interior redo(with pics)

      I have about 3500 into the upholstery work. I'd say 5-6 grand total. Another thing I did was to add a vintage air heater/defroster so I could get rid of that ugly stock controller. I upgraded to the billet control. I also used the Clayton machine works door handles. They're not cheap but they look sweet.
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      way trick, look xcllnt.
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      Those tmi door panels look great. How well did they fit?

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    18. 06-13-2016 #17
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      They fit great as long as you don't plan on using the stock door handles with them. TMI claims they will work but there's no way.
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      Im debating on ordering a set now. I literally have them sitting in the shopping cart on jegs website. I just can't decide if i want to go black, white or red stitching.
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      Did you have someone recover the seats for you or did you do them yourself? If you did it, how hard was it and how long did it take you?
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    21. 08-01-2016 #20
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      Looks great bud!


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