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Old 11-22-2015, 01:04 PM
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I have been looking at TMI interior and am wondering what the overall thoughts are on quality? I am in the middle of wyo and the closest good custom upholstery shop quoted me 12 to 15g to do the interior with leather. This is just a number I received when I called the guy on the phone. I am curious what a complete TMI interior would run? If anyone has gone this route. If it is good quality and I could install it myself and save a substantial amount of money it may be the way to go. Thanks for the feedback
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Hi Travis, I saw a pretty much complete interior at a car show earlier this year. Can't find the pics but will say it looks awesome. It was the Sport XR. I've never heard a complaint quality wise. If I remember right, Waylon at TMI estimated about 5k so yes, you could cut your estimate in half and install yourself.
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Travis I have bought a few products from them and quality was great,I think Jay Swain Camaro interior was all done from TMI.
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I recently installed TMI Sport R seat covers and foam in my 69 Camaro.

I also installed their door and rear panels and headliner, sail panels and visors. Used ACC plush 1 piece mass backed carpet.

Very pleased with everything. Doubt I spend over $2K

You can see pics on my for sale thread.
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The TMI interiors are very good quality items. You did not say what car you have but I especially like their one piece headliner in my 68 Camaro. It is easy to install and looks great.

I also recommend you contact Matt at MCB he has great pricing on TMI products.
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The TMI interiors are very good quality items. You did not say what car you have but I especially like their one piece headliner in my 68 Camaro. It is easy to install and looks great.

I also recommend you contact Matt at MCB he has great pricing on TMI products.
69 camaro,, thanks for the reply
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I have there seats in my 2nd gen. Very nice and the only thing unwound do different is order the ProCar seats with the matching rear




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Seats that I really want.








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My TMI Sport R's in Comfort Weave to match the OEM rear seat covers

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