another view

 

Wow, that leather looks gorgeous! The interior 'feel' is sooo soothing it could end world suffering!

 

wow! That look amazin How much did you spend and where did you go to do it ( i assume not any where in America)

But so what exactly did you get done?

The black lexus logos
the middle part black
black steering wheel????????



Was that it or did you have to do more?

 

well actually that car belongs to a guy in Australia and I think he paid like 5000.00 australian dollars to have it done and believe it or not it used to be gray cloth interior before ...he said the entire thing took about 4 weeks ...but I would definetly say it is worth it he has a website as well with before and after ...5000.00 australian is about 3000.00 us I think

 

Pretty nice. Although I don't know about covering the steering wheel airbag. That might not be a very good idea.

 

That is really a classy look! Nice job! Lexus should look at that and consider the log on the top of their seats! Thanks for posting the picture!

 

damn!!! I wanna do that with my car... btw, whats the website?

 

wait... but so he got new seats or replaced the leather, so what would it cost if i already had the toupe leather seats?

 

that "log" I belive you're talking about is a feature unique to the Soarer, not seen on the SC3/4 don't ask me why

 

the website is www.9898.com check it out he also has some pretty nice exterior and performance mods

 

his car is really nice... go to the site if you havent yet; its a huge imporvement from his stock lexus

 

I wonder how much they would charge me to do the same thing to my car...absolutely gorgeous!

 

Sweeeet~

The leather inside my ride is all faded and cracked (94 sc400). It's starting to look pretty ugly. I don't expect to see the look of leather from a brand new SC, but is there any way to bring back the smooth and clean look of the past? I mean without having to replace the leather... Anyone? I have one of these bluish-grey interior.

 

Yeah my seat leather is getting stiff and rigid. My aunt's '97 ES300 still has that soft, textured leather feel as does my friend's '98 GS400. I doubt there's a miracle treatment for the leather, but I can't resist asking. Is there?