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Did some upgrades, just showing it off. Had the seats reupholstered in some faux ostrich. Added the intake. Also had a custom tank bib made to match. Engine guard and highway pegs as well. I’d say I’ve just about got her where I want, but I’d be lying!
Thanks. They came out way better than I could’ve hoped for. And getting rid of the factory material made the ride so much better. This material is softer and stretches to accommodate.
I think you're on to a million dollar idea. Try selling them online
I had them professionally done. The guy who did them does interior for a friend of mine who builds SEMA cars. The price was high, but worth every penny. I don’t know that many people would pay that kind of dough. Lol.
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Just showing off.
