hey, what did you do for the leather seats? how did you make the seats like new? did you replace the leather on it? and if you did how much did it run you. did you do it yourself?

thanks

 

LOL read man...

 

Nice - looks like you did a very thorough job

 

Looks great! I need to shampp and steam my carpet but I am just too lazy and this Fl heat is no joke!!!

 

To avoid that I just used a shop vac to clean my engine bay. lol

Nice work cleaning the car. I'm going through a similar process since I have gotten my SC a few months ago. I want to go find a new condition driver seat now after seeing yours. My seat only has like 1 crack on it, but it'd be nice to have it match the rest of the interior.

 

I would caution you about taking out the metal plate between the rear seat and the gas tank. It is there for a reason , protection from a rear end collisionn. IE so you do not blow up like a Ford Pinto.
Anyways the clean up looks great.I am taking a break from cleaning mine as I type. Sumo

 

Now this is one guy who really appreciates his SC. High five to you sir. What a transformation your interior has gone through. I have to get something like this going for my interior sometime soon. Excellent job! The hard work payed off.

 

awesome - great work- looks fantastic

 

wow u were mot joking

 

looks like my to-do list on my sc ... hehe .. plus a new clutch .... good job man ...

 

Very nicely done!

 

Thanks to everyone for the great comments. It helps to justify how difficult (in terms of time spent on this).

So I got the engine tuneup done last weekend and the car runs GREAT! It was pretty tough, and naturally we had about 10 unexpected setbacks... but its done. The car feels like a whole new ride. You wouldn't believe what the intake and plenum look like on a car w/ 180k miles on it that hasn't been cleaned. It looked like a coal mine.

I will update w/ details on the repair in a day or two when I have the time.

 

I've been gone for a long time, but just found all my pics from the major engine tune-up. I'll throw them on here soon... they will help some people out for sure.

 

Very nice Job, even better that it was a DIY

 

I'm a detailing freak on my car and I really admire the work you did. I think that a clean car is much better than a tricked out one. You need to start fresh first then move on to make the car move better....