I think the alcantara interiors were on the Gran Finale edition.I thought the Lidos were alcantara. Mine is plain old vinyl. It does follow the Lido color scheme, so perhaps that is what the PO was going for when he chose the colors. No fancy Lido chrome quarter bumpers though.
Ah yes Jim you are correct, the Lido has alcantara trim on the seats and door cards. Yours is very similar though and easier to clean I would bet!I thought the Lidos were alcantara. Mine is plain old vinyl. It does follow the Lido color scheme, so perhaps that is what the PO was going for when he chose the colors. No fancy Lido chrome quarter bumpers though.
I'm running the same wheel and tire. Love em.
You could try acetone, and if it doesn't work, paint them in a matching color. BTW, you seats have been reupholstered. Not exactly the same color than the back wall.
Yes, they have. Closer match than the photos show. Rear panel is VERY dirty!
Yes again. 5.5J13. I only have 1 rather beat up center cap. You wouldn't happen to have any spares?
I measured the center hole on my ATS wheels at ~62mm. It was hard to get a really good measurement with the tools at hand. I tried to find a cap that would fit. I ordered 3 various sizes and none fit well. Part of the issue is the published measurements for the caps were not much more accurate than my own. In the end, I settled on this set that claimed to be 60mm at the clip and 65mm were it contacts the wheel surface. It kinda fit and I decided just to put it on with some dabs of clear silicone. I also found a decent set of Abarth stickers that will fit the inset of the cap, unfortunately those are out of stock. I am sure a similar item exists. I never got around to putting the stickers on the wheels, but I will someday.
I came up with 61mm and ordered this set:
It's common for the base of the carb to get warped. Depending how bad the warpage is you might be able to sand it flat on a very flat, smooth slab with fine wet/dry abrasive paper (I'm sure there are YouTube videos on it). Also check the base of the manifold to make sure it is flat.
A nice Porsche in Great Race livery parked next to me at the CnC. It drew a lot of interest and my little orange X shows up it's picture that ended up on the local CnC FB Page today.
Looking good. Remind me, was this the one on eBay? Seems to fit well.
Thanks, This was the plush carpet from MWB. It is a pretty cheap carpet actually but will get the job done. I had to do a little cutting and joining in the last area, right in front of the door but it is looking good and the black hides some areas of poor fit. I used a little glue where it made sense. And let it sit in the sun to help mold the carpet to the interior.Looking good. Remind me, was this the one on eBay? Seems to fit well.
Also looks like you need new door check straps and maybe weather seals.
Did you recolor the dash and panels or were they already that color?
Most use 3M Weatherstrip adhesive, but for superior strength this is the stuff that will yield the strongest rubber-to-rubber joint.
Interior looks good. Any color is better than the "turd brown" most of them came in. Take another pic from that same angle after you get the new carpet in. I agree, the darker carpet will definitely help. I've always liked a two-tone interior combination.