Carpokes

Posted these before, but since this is an interior thread...

MoeMonney wrote: Sun Jan 25, 2026 10:00 am A little dirty but this car has:
Full black Alcantara interior. Napa leather seats from classic nine. 968 clubsport console armrest delete. Momo mod 07 steering wheel. Moman backlit guages.

The alcantara rules!! Rad.

How about where the transaxle cars stated 50 years ago the interior of my Martini 1977 924, art deco in fabric
Rich

My 1983 944 NA. The interior is pretty much in stock configuration. I did add the three-spoke steering wheel. I had to replace the carpet and front seat upholstery after the car got a bit flooded back in 2016. I changed the front seats to a vinyl material from the stock leather at that time. The vinyl material is more comfortable in the summer months. A color-matched Dash-Cap hides a mess of cracks in the original dashboard. The Dash Mat that came with the car does wonders in reducing the glare caused by the sun on the top of the dash. The previous owner replaced the original stereo unit with a no-name digital media receiver. I managed to find an early 80's Blaupunkt cassette stereo on eBay. It had never been installed and was new-in-box. It looks period correct. I did repair the dash clock by replacing a couple of capacitors and soldering a ground connection. It keeps perfect time now.

~140k miles

Tom wrote: Sun Jan 25, 2026 11:54 am Posted these before, but since this is an interior thread...

Tom, with all that nice red stiching maybe you need one of these: https://www.delawareporscheparts.com/oe ... 47084158yr to replace your 968 CS type. I have one I purchased in 2021. It's a definite upgrade of the CS wheel... at a cost of course

Latitude48 wrote: Mon Feb 02, 2026 1:52 pm

Tom wrote: Sun Jan 25, 2026 11:54 am Posted these before, but since this is an interior thread...

Tom, with all that nice red stiching maybe you need one of these: https://www.delawareporscheparts.com/oe ... 47084158yr to replace your 968 CS type. I have one I purchased in 2021. It's a definite upgrade of the CS wheel... at a cost of course

Oh Man, why don't you just come take the money right out of my wallet... Obviously, I must have that now.

This '78 911 received new leather seats by Heritage Upolstery in Palm Springs, California. In addition, a new leather dash was installed along with a new headliner and sun visors. New leather retaining straps were installed to hold the rear seats in position. The interior rear view mirror was also replaced with a refurbished mirror. Period Coco mats were placed in the front and back as well. The 911 retains its original "shag" carpet throughout. The car also received an Alpine cassette deck radio at some point in the early 1980's. Upon inspection, a TDK cassette tape was found in the cassette storage unit in the console (which remains with the car to this day). I haven't had the guts to try to play it on the Alpine deck!

Webberj911 wrote: Mon Feb 02, 2026 2:39 pm This '78 911 received new leather seats by Heritage Upolstery in Palm Springs, California. In addition, a new leather dash was installed along with a new headliner and sun visors. New leather retaining straps were installed to hold the rear seats in position. The interior rear view mirror was also replaced with a refurbished mirror. Period Coco mats were placed in the front and back as well. The 911 retains its original "shag" carpet throughout. The car also received an Alpine cassette deck radio at some point in the early 1980's. Upon inspection, a TDK cassette tape was found in the cassette storage unit in the console (which remains with the car to this day). I haven't had the guts to try to play it on the Alpine deck!

The more I see of that car, the more I love it!

SG951 wrote: Mon Feb 02, 2026 1:51 pm~140k miles

Very nice and well taken care off. Where did you get that sill cover?