91 BRG Miata

[C.Johnston]

fuck that, you do it right the first time instead of fabbing up some mediocre shit! you dont need to justify anything you do with your own money to people, especially on the internet. the bottom line is, you chose specific pieces to go together and they work out great.

[Gatz]

Thanks guys. I definitely don't have the skill nor the time to make or build up these parts. I put them all in but anybody can do that.

I wanted some good quality parts and i definitely wouldn't of been able to come close to making any of these parts. Thats why there are shops that make these things for people like me lol.

[StanceDatSucka]

damn those are some sexy gauges

[no vtec 4me]

This NA looks really nice, I appreciate it even more since I'm in the market for one and I know first hand how hard it is to find such a pristine miata.

However the above post infuriates me a tad.
I thought the whole point of modifying a car is to do it yourself, wrench away every evening and weekend in the garage/parking lot/side of the road with passion and enthusiasm, not to show off the grocery list.
More than half of that "custom" interior could have been fabricated quite easily. Even if it comes out with a little flaw, I think you would be way more satisfied with the job than transfering your paycheck to an on-line parts seller ever now and then and bolting in their products.

TLDR: I'm upset nowadays modding cars comes to who has the deeper pocket and not to spending time sweat and tears on actually working on your car.

This comes off as extreme jealousy. Who cares if he spent a lot of money to buy his interior parts? Do you think people who pay $1500 for an exhaust are lame becuase they didnt weld up their own? In all honesty the guy started with a $5k dollar car and added a bunch of super tasteful mods. Instead of buying a $20k car, he bought a cheaper one and used the rest of the money to build something to his tatste that he's passionate about. And on top of that, yea deeper pockets build cooler cars when given the same amount of skill/taste/style....get over it.

/rant.

[Gatz]

^^lol Chris

[C.Johnston]

car is gay, but photos are pimp as hell

[G535]

However the above post infuriates me a tad.
I thought the whole point of modifying a car is to do it yourself, wrench away every evening and weekend in the garage/parking lot/side of the road with passion and enthusiasm, not to show off the grocery list.
More than half of that "custom" interior could have been fabricated quite easily. Even if it comes out with a little flaw, I think you would be way more satisfied with the job than transfering your paycheck to an on-line parts seller ever now and then and bolting in their products.

TLDR: I'm upset nowadays modding cars comes to who has the deeper pocket and not to spending time sweat and tears on actually working on your car.

I was thinking into the same direction but I do honor the research that was necessary to complete this interior. Also all the parts are tastefull, it's not just money dumped into the most expensive parts.

[stinkinrich]

Beautiful car, fantastic work sir.

[Joker]

This NA looks really nice, I appreciate it even more since I'm in the market for one and I know first hand how hard it is to find such a pristine miata.

However the above post infuriates me a tad.
I thought the whole point of modifying a car is to do it yourself, wrench away every evening and weekend in the garage/parking lot/side of the road with passion and enthusiasm, not to show off the grocery list.
More than half of that "custom" interior could have been fabricated quite easily. Even if it comes out with a little flaw, I think you would be way more satisfied with the job than transfering your paycheck to an on-line parts seller ever now and then and bolting in their products.

TLDR: I'm upset nowadays modding cars comes to who has the deeper pocket and not to spending time sweat and tears on actually working on your car.

[G535]

I had the feeling that there's quite some $ dumped when i first saw the interior pics.

However, it's definitely a pleasure to look at so thanks for that

[oHSo EuRo]

This is otherworldly. Amazing job man.

[Gatz]

Wow, this is awesome. Are the parts bought or reupholstered?

No, most of the parts are bought from various Japan shops that specialize in Miata stuff. All top quality parts. For example, the center console alone was $800 US, tan leather (to match interior) black leather sides, aluminum center, polished bolts and tan shift boot and e-brake boot. That doesn't include the window switches ($200), Nardi 5speed tear drop shift knob ($175 if it can be found),hand brake button (which is metal) and the wood E-brake handle which is also made from another Japan shop.

I wanted to get of most of the plastics and put in high quality metals, materials etc... The Tombstone (piece around radio unit) is normally plastic but got that wrapped in leather. Japan has some serious Miata shops and they make some great stuff over there.

Here's a list of some of the interior bits.


-Nardi classic wood steering wheel, 330mm
-Nardi tear drop 5 speed shift knob
-Zeromotive wood E-brake handle
-Arc shift pattern plate
-Tri Beveled Miata Vent Ring Set of 4 polished by Rspeed diamond tooled
-RS Products Retro Rear View Mirror
-RS Products Retro Center Console
-RS Products Gauge Faces Type-MG
-RS Products Classic Switch
-Nakamae Seat Belt Covers
-Nakamae leather wrapped radio surround
-REV9 OE-Style 1002 Pedals
-Factory Style Sill Plates by ILM
-Carmate Wood Car Lighter
-KG Works Independent Look Cluster
-Zeromotive Needle Caps
-Zeromotive Smoke Ring
-ZOOM Push Starter Button
-Joyfast Handbrake Button
-Revlimiter retro window switches

[mrg7243]

Woah. Reminds me of something a classic british roadstar would look like.

[Khalil]

That interior, oh my <3

[Tino21]

Flawless interior and exterior simple and clean.
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