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12-31-2004 #1
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69 Camaro back from upholstery shop today
I got my 69 Camaro back from the upholstery shop today. The entire interior is cutom including the headliner. The colors are balck and gray. The rear seat is the original seat. The front seats are manual from a 97 Firebird. The door panels are were custom made. I am still waiting for the headrests and dash pad. I am building a console from wood to be covered and it will contain 4 autometer gauges as well.
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12-31-2004 #2
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Looks great. Keep the pics coming. What kind of buckets are those?
Rod
12-31-2004 #3
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They are from a 97 Firebird.
12-31-2004 #4
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Wow, that looks really nice! What upholstry shop did you have do all that, and how much did all that set you back?
Doug
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12-31-2004 #5
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interior
How much to do the front and rear seats,door panels and headliner. Also where did you get it done at
12-31-2004 #6
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Looks awesome!! I love the door panels.
01-01-2005 #7
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Great job!!
Cant wait to see the console
01-01-2005 #8
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very nice.....sweet color choice also.
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01-01-2005 #9
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The work was done by Munshaur's Upholstery in New Windsor, Maryland. The cost was 2K for everything.
01-02-2005 #10
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Thats some excellent work, it looks really sharp especially with the blue exterior color.
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01-02-2005 #11
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Man, I love it when someone takes the time to do full custom interior instead of a "stock spin-off" (as i call it). It looks really nice...very tasteful. Where are the headrests?
01-03-2005 #12
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Looks great!
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Looks great! Similar to what I'm working on for my 69 Bird.
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01-06-2005 #14
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Damn, we need afordable shops like that out here!!
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Looks VERY NICE!! makes me want to get mine done pronto!"A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
1968 Track Rat Camaro:
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1971 Chevelle Wagon with a few mods:
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01-07-2005 #15
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Originally Posted by 69zz3
I got my 69 Camaro back from the upholstery shop today. The entire interior is cutom including the headliner. The colors are balck and gray. The rear seat is the original seat. The front seats are manual from a 97 Firebird. The door panels are were custom made. I am still waiting for the headrests and dash pad. I am building a console from wood to be covered and it will contain 4 autometer gauges as well.
I've got 4th Firebird buckets in my 69 I played heck getting the 69 seatbelt retractors to work. What are you using for seat belts?
01-09-2005 #16
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69 zz3 looks very nice!! check mine out and let me know what u think heres the link http://hobbystage.net/camaro/jtz68/ ...what color is your car? looks similar to mine...take some more pix when your console is done I'd Love to see em..
sorry I was not trying to hijack ur thread
Last edited by ViperBlue68; 01-10-2005 at 10:14 PM. Reason: not trying to hijack thread
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01-10-2005 #17
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that looks awesome JT, who did the work?
69ZZ3 that is great work for the price, a job like that out in our parts would run around 4 grand. Can't wait to see more.MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε
01-19-2005 #18
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To answer a couple of questions
Seatbelts: I have yet to install the seatbelts. If I can't use the factory seatbelts I will go with an aftermarket non-retractable type.
Exterior Color: The color is Electric Blue Metallic from a PT Cruiser. My neighbor has a 68 painted Viper Blue and it's very similar.
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