5 Years Later - It's Not a "new" Project, And Not a New Member Anymore!!!

[syborg tt]

Good Morning All,

So what do you do when you have a good looking center console that no longer fits the quality of the build and the future interior.
You tell the guys at Recovery Room Interiors to have at it and let them see what they can come up with.

Taking everyone way back to the beginning.
This is what we started with.



When we started building the Interior at Comp Fab it was important to the project that
we maintain the factory center consule that was specific to the Syclone, Typhoon & Sonoma GT's.

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First version of the Interior was really nice and we all thought the factory door panels were a little weak.



Starting with a clean slate -- the idea's started flying.



Not sure how the color changed to tan, I think I lost the coin toss with Kenny & Tracy.



This is what we handed Tracy & Jimmy and said make it work.



If you can remember back to the last post some of the gauges came out of the dash surround which means
they need to find a new home in the center consule.



Recovering the stock consule might sound like an easy task.
I assure you it takes time and skill to get stitches to line up this nice.
Did I mention that laying the leather this tight and smooth is also a talent?



Finished gauge pod or should I say almost finished.



Not sure if you remember this original dull black shifter surround.
It's amazing what a little color can do.



Details - Simple Pin Punched material adds texture to the interior.



Autometer Gauges Installed.
More Details - Once again we made the call to Wilson Muscle Car and had them cut us some Billet Syborg Emblems.

[fleetus macmullitz]

Excellente!

[badmatt]

sooo nice.

[syborg tt]

Good Morning All,

Okay looking back at the stock Door Panel we have come a long way.





In Order to Clear the new Sheetmetal Dash we had to remove the front of the door panel.





Some of you may remember these trick little pieces from Air Ride / Ride Tech.
Wait till you see what we have in store for a pair of these.





The base panel is built and it will be the foundation for the door.




Door Handle / Pull built with amazing detail.





The guys at Recovery Room are always trying to One Up themselves and come up with the next cool idea.
I think there headed in the right direction with this concept.





Remember those little billet pieces from Air Ride / Ride Tech / Precision Coach Works.
Pretty cool idea.





OE Concept theme is continued and all doors must have a reflector in them.





To add detail to the leather the material was pin-punched





OE Concept again - Kicker Emblem
All the little details make the difference.





Door Panel Skin are getting ready for Material.





All together now.





Quick Close Up of the Insert.





Can't Forget the Map Pocket - just in case I get lost.
Reflector - just in case I leave the door open at night and want people to see me.





Finished Door Panel - Simple, Clean & Elegant.

[syborg tt]

I almost forgot Kenny has been working on my latest project. It still needs paint but it's cool !!
Yep Kenny likes them low

[GregWeld]

Looking good Marty! But of course - with Tracy on the job - we knew it would!

[nvr2fst]

Marty,
Long awaited but extremely worth it. Great design Tracy and good color choice

[awr68]

That looks great! And the color choice really shows off all the detail! Great work Tracy!!

[G-Body]

Tracy does have some skills looks amazing........

[syborg tt]

Good Morning All,

The Debut is sent in stone 2010 Indy Good-Guys
www.good-guys.com





Syborg will be sitting in the Ridetech booth





www.ridetech.com

Stop by and check it out





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Final Picture of the Truck at Recovery Room Interiors.
Getting ready to be loaded on the trailer and head back to Kenny Davis Hot Rods.





To say that I am happy with the work that was performed at the Recovery Room
would be an understatement. These guys are Top Notch !!!!
www.recoveryroominteriors.com