I vote #1. I think all 3 are good choices.

If you go with #3, I would do all dark and remove the light colored block on the top of the seats. Red stitching on the interior would tie in the red calipers to the overall design.

#1 looks the best to me. :thumbsup:

Okay -- So I'm going to toss a grenade in here... my personal experience --- I have a Gabe Lopez interior in my Nomad - it's grey - and lighter grey -- and the elephant in the room is the turquoise 1" stripe running thru the door panels and the seats....

NOW -- If I wanted to so a simple color change on the car - I'm STUCK re-doing the interior too....

So lets say you decided on a white stripe on the exterior - and you match this with the interior -- and 5 years from now you want to change the white to Titanium -- your stuck.

Just something to think about.

Ben is great to work with. I voted for #2
Tim

Greg: Great point and exactly why I want to get this right the first time. Once I make up my mind there is no turning back, because I cannot afford to make any changes later.

OK tangent...checking out your project website, I see you want to go with the Fesler center console and door panels. Does Chris have them out yet? Last I talked to them (last month) they said they were a few months out. I too want them...please let me know if you have an update on them.

Great project. I vote for # 2 to stay consistent with the ralleys.

Yes, the center console and door panels are from Fesler. I don’t have an ETA on them, but I am a few months out from finishing the interior. Plus, all the stuff I have gotten from Fesler is high quality and worth the wait.

My vote is for #1

Can I borrow #3 for my Marquez panels? :)

Number 1

I voted for 2 but I think Greg made an excellent point I would consider going to a solid color.