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Originally Posted by Chuchuf

Sorry but I have the interior completely apart and the dash out repairing the cracks in it.
The original dash was Cork Vinyl.
The rest of the interior panels are cork, the carpet I'm putting in is Black domestic (not RS so the door pockets will be black) and the seats are RS America Black seats (these are some of the nicest seats Porsche did in that time).
Point is I think black or cork will work for a color.
I have read a number of articles on DIY Flocking and I keep finding people saying "it came out good, but...." which leads me to believe that having it professionally done with an electrostatic process.
I ordered a yard of German Vinyl in Cork but don't know if I have the skills to do the recovering if I go that route so I may have to get some outside help.
I should also say that the car will be going on the market when I'm done in about a month. If the buyer is anything like I was it will be a weekend driver with occasional DE use. It's GP white, steel turbo flares, Turbo brakes, very upgraded suspension with sway bars and torsion bars, shocks, roll bar, 3.2 twin plug, ssi's, chipped and so on.
My wife and I see this from two different prospectives and that why I asked for the thought of the folks here.
Keep voting!!

Terry

Thanks terry,

I voted cork because I assumed the interior was cork because you were specific about the color. I would stay with cork unless you intend to change the door tops and quarter panel tops and maybe the parcel shelf if cork to match other wise the dash won't flow.

What color is the car?