I am looking for a interior supplier if anyone could give me a good company to deal with...need interior for my 66 911 and also 83 944
I am looking for a interior supplier if anyone could give me a good company to deal with...need interior for my 66 911 and also 83 944
1966 911 coupe
1967 911s coupe
1968 911s coupe
1978 911sc coupe
Autos International is popular for those west of the big muddy.
Tony @ Autobahn Interiors..858-453-2400.......da master, and a hellava nice guy!
70E Albert Blue
Member #1906
Auto's International or Autobahn - both in San Diego, both have the same quality and price...... Autobahn is a spin off of Auto's by an ex-employee.
The others.... don't seem to do the same quality or correctness. When rebuilding seats send them to one of the shops mentioned above, it takes skill to set up the seat right, its is much more than a simple vinyl cover and stuffing to rebuild a seat. The headliner should also be installed by a pro. Much of the rest of the interior could be bought as pieces and installed elsewhere.
The 944 is another animal, those interiors are hard to duplicate, not sure who is good on those but ask one of the shops mentioned above.
Or in Germany(I bought my carpets and perforated vinyl/basket wave for my sports seats from Tony@autobahn, very good service and materials) :
www.sitzklinik.de
John
Early 911S Registry #931
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1971 911 2.2S Coupe Albert Blue
1971 911 2.2T Coupe Tangerine
2005 997 C2S Coupe special 1965 slate grey
1978 911 3.0 SC Targa Silver w/chrome trim
Just fitting seat covers and carpets from Auto International as my car is RHD and Tony, who was highly recommended wasn't happy with his RHD patterns at the time.
I asked them if they could supply some padding for the rear seat bases, and to my surprise when i received my covers found two perfectly shaped, and formed seat bases, at no extra charge.
Very happy.
I don't think you can go wrong either way.
I was going to try this place for interior 70 restore,
never used them but seem to have everything to match colors
http://worlduph.com/porsche/