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The sky is the limit as ever - in this example, 200hrs work were required.
http://www.coachtrimmers.com/interior_details.aspx...
I suppose you could source a replacement interior from a breaker but you will end up paying a high percentage of the cars worth for a quality job, whichever route you take.
I would like to retrim my Boxster and I've already done the man-maths and could justify it on the basis that it would encourage me to keep it for another 10 years as opposed to trading up to a newer model that would just depreciate by a similar amount!
http://www.coachtrimmers.com/interior_details.aspx...
I suppose you could source a replacement interior from a breaker but you will end up paying a high percentage of the cars worth for a quality job, whichever route you take.
I would like to retrim my Boxster and I've already done the man-maths and could justify it on the basis that it would encourage me to keep it for another 10 years as opposed to trading up to a newer model that would just depreciate by a similar amount!

You can look for a complete interior in better condition that's for sale and refresh that way.
Probably cheaper and simpler if you aren't looking for non stock materials/colours.
You can probably pick one up for about £1000-£1200.
It's a pretty easy swap out if you are relatively capable with tools.
Probably cheaper and simpler if you aren't looking for non stock materials/colours.
You can probably pick one up for about £1000-£1200.
It's a pretty easy swap out if you are relatively capable with tools.
DKL said:
What would it cost to retrim a 996t? Is it in the least bit practical if the car is cheap enough - mainly because the interior is so grim?
I bet I can guess why you're asking that question. Other than the interior that car looks a bargain, especially with the recent price drop.yajeed said:
I bet I can guess why you're asking that question. Other than the interior that car looks a bargain, especially with the recent price drop.
I agree, you never know, it might not look as bad in the the flesh. Some of the interior photo's don't do it any favours. (assuming we are talking about the same car)MogulBoy said:
The sky is the limit as ever - in this example, 200hrs work were required.
http://www.coachtrimmers.com/interior_details.aspx...
I can't believe someone would even consider commissioning a job like that!http://www.coachtrimmers.com/interior_details.aspx...
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