Fairlady Z Version ST Type G
Originally Posted by ZlleH
Just realized why i'm not feeling the rims. They look like flowers:
Almost like they belong on a VW Beetle.
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nice but...
1. that interior color should be offered on black and white colored USDM Zs
2. the red on the steering wheel should be on leather used in the 3 and 9 oclock positions, or top and bottom. not just bottom.
3. the red leather should also be on the shift **** base
1. that interior color should be offered on black and white colored USDM Zs
2. the red on the steering wheel should be on leather used in the 3 and 9 oclock positions, or top and bottom. not just bottom.
3. the red leather should also be on the shift **** base
Originally Posted by tekk
nice but...
1. that interior color should be offered on black and white colored USDM Zs
2. the red on the steering wheel should be on leather used in the 3 and 9 oclock positions, or top and bottom. not just bottom.
3. the red leather should also be on the shift **** base
1. that interior color should be offered on black and white colored USDM Zs
2. the red on the steering wheel should be on leather used in the 3 and 9 oclock positions, or top and bottom. not just bottom.
3. the red leather should also be on the shift **** base
The S2000, M3, Porsche and Aston Martin's sell pretty well with a silverstone/grey exterior and red interior. I have red leather seats in my Silverstone as well.
"2. the red on the steering wheel should be on leather used in the 3 and 9 oclock positions, or top and bottom. not just bottom."
You're right. I guess they figure, the top and sides are the most handled part of the steering wheel, so they color the portion that is less likely to wear.
"3. the red leather should also be on the shift **** base"
Good point.
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