cricket

I would like to do a dark grey and blue color scheme on the inside of my 98 stang, but I don't want to take out the parts and just go at them with blue spray paint. Are there kits that I just havn't found, should I get it done professionaly, or is my best bet to go at with blue spray paint?

JustinBHR

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red2k1gt

take it out if you want it to look decent.

cricket

I'm going to. I was lookin for replacement ones that I could test on, but couldn't find any. I don't do anything to my car until I know I can do a good job at it.

red2k1gt

try the junkyard?

cricket

I might just do that. There is suppossedly an all mustang junk yard type place close to the North Carolina border so I might take a visit and find the place and just get what I need. Or I might just head on up to U Wrench It.

red2k1gt

thats what id do if i was you, so if ya mess somethin up you got a back up

cricket

I would seriously cry if I messed up, and didn't have any back up parts.

AtlanticBlue99

save yourself the heartache. dont cry cuz you might mess up a part or two. spend your time and money on performance. it will come in handy a little more often than a painted interior.

cricket

Believe me having a grandpa who did everything as perfect as possible it wears off on ya. He actually designed the transmission used in 90% of all ford vehicles to this day. There was a problem with them in Japan and he whipped out the original blueprints, and told them the problem. So I kinda feel obligated to do everything perfect in the car. I decided im not going to do the interior that way I made a big decision and decided to keep the mustang look to it. It's a mustang not a ricer.