Porsche 996 C4s
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Jhonno said:
Hereward said:
Now if that was the interior, swapping it would be fully justified. As would beating the guy who ordered it with a taste stick.With a few days holiday to use up before April and all the items for interior swap collected and cleaned I carried out the swap. It was a little daunting but the conversion went smoothly thanks to the 996 manuals being available online and a few handy YouTube videos.
As you can see I sourced a OEM alcantara roof lining and also recently retrimmed steering wheel, handbrake and gear gaiter. I've also found a manual for the head unit so have full connectivity inc apple car play which will help with the planed euro trip going forward
The cars exactly how I want it now. It's been out on a few essential journeys and brings a massive smile every time it gets into its stride.... I'm looking forward to the world opening up again and using it more and more, Cheers
As you can see I sourced a OEM alcantara roof lining and also recently retrimmed steering wheel, handbrake and gear gaiter. I've also found a manual for the head unit so have full connectivity inc apple car play which will help with the planed euro trip going forward
The cars exactly how I want it now. It's been out on a few essential journeys and brings a massive smile every time it gets into its stride.... I'm looking forward to the world opening up again and using it more and more, Cheers
Stead79 said:
With a few days holiday to use up before April and all the items for interior swap collected and cleaned I carried out the swap. It was a little daunting but the conversion went smoothly thanks to the 996 manuals being available online and a few handy YouTube videos.
As you can see I sourced a OEM alcantara roof lining and also recently retrimmed steering wheel, handbrake and gear gaiter. I've also found a manual for the head unit so have full connectivity inc apple car play which will help with the planed euro trip going forward
The cars exactly how I want it now. It's been out on a few essential journeys and brings a massive smile every time it gets into its stride.... I'm looking forward to the world opening up again and using it more and more, Cheers
Looks a very good effort that ! As you can see I sourced a OEM alcantara roof lining and also recently retrimmed steering wheel, handbrake and gear gaiter. I've also found a manual for the head unit so have full connectivity inc apple car play which will help with the planed euro trip going forward
The cars exactly how I want it now. It's been out on a few essential journeys and brings a massive smile every time it gets into its stride.... I'm looking forward to the world opening up again and using it more and more, Cheers
Making me extremely jealous and reminding me of my old one
Re the headunit, did you have to get expensive fibre conversion type kits, whats the latest with these? A couple years ago it was an expensive job and I ended up splicing in a bluetooth connection to the back of the radio just so I could have my own music.
lewisf182 said:
Looks a very good effort that !
Making me extremely jealous and reminding me of my old one
Re the headunit, did you have to get expensive fibre conversion type kits, whats the latest with these? A couple years ago it was an expensive job and I ended up splicing in a bluetooth connection to the back of the radio just so I could have my own music.
Thanks, I didn't fit the headunit as it was already in the car. TBH behind it there's a lot going on! From the receipts I know it has a 'Crutchfield ReadyHarness' but that's about all I know. Connectivity to the phone is via cable or Bluetooth. CheersMaking me extremely jealous and reminding me of my old one
Re the headunit, did you have to get expensive fibre conversion type kits, whats the latest with these? A couple years ago it was an expensive job and I ended up splicing in a bluetooth connection to the back of the radio just so I could have my own music.
Stead79 said:
I purchased it from eBay but the items were retrimmed by Royal Steering Wheels in Aylesbury. Is that the same guy/place? I'm impressed with the quality.
Cheers
Yeah. He has done half a dozen or so for me before. Cheers
They are great.
This is dark grey...
Where as this is the black...
Which one do you think yours is?
Edited by gizlaroc on Thursday 18th March 17:26
2Btoo said:
Tidy job indeed. It's good that you are happy with it.
I preferred the savannah as black-on-black is just so dull! And it looks like the savannah seats were in the rouched leather as well, which is even nicer! Maybe I'm just weird.
996 5 clock dash goes into a 986 easily. I preferred the savannah as black-on-black is just so dull! And it looks like the savannah seats were in the rouched leather as well, which is even nicer! Maybe I'm just weird.
gizlaroc said:
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