Christian hits the road early in the morning to collect the completed interior parts from the upholsterer. All parts have been adjusted to the design and furnished with Alcantara as well as stitched with colour-matching threads. To facilitate installation Christian and Dominic neatly laid out all parts in front of our DD2.JZ and decided to start with the biggest part, the roof liner.This requires a special touch. The Alcantara leather-covered roof liner is carefully fit above of the roll bar. The newly leather-covered B column covers are fixed to their original position. They are also upholstered with fine Alcantara leather. The green-red saddle stitch seam of the covers helps carry the two design colours into the interior space of our DD2.JZ. In addition to that, the centre console, which had required major adjustments in the course of the flyoff handbrake installation, is refitted into the interior space. Next up is the mounting of the door panels. This requires the know-how of both car enthusiasts. After the newly leather-covered parts have been fitted in the interior space, the two tackle the screwing of the roll bar. However, in a short time, the duo postpones the installation of the unruly safety cell, deciding to take it to task the next time.

Christian hits the road early in the morning to collect the completed interior parts from the upholsterer. All parts have been adjusted to the design and furnished with Alcantara as well as stitched with colour-matching threads. To facilitate installation Christian and Dominic neatly laid out all parts in front of our DD2.JZ and decided to start with the biggest part, the roof liner.This requires a special touch. The Alcantara leather-covered roof liner is carefully fit above of the roll bar. The newly leather-covered B column covers are fixed to their original position. They are also upholstered with fine Alcantara leather. The green-red saddle stitch seam of the covers helps carry the two design colours into the interior space of our DD2.JZ. In addition to that, the centre console, which had required major adjustments in the course of the flyoff handbrake installation, is refitted into the interior space.

Next up is the mounting of the door panels. This requires the know-how of both car enthusiasts. After the newly leather-covered parts have been fitted in the interior space, the two tackle the screwing of the roll bar. However, in a short time, the duo postpones the installation of the unruly safety cell, deciding to take it to task the next time.

Christian hits the road early in the morning to collect the completed interior parts from the upholsterer. All parts have been adjusted to the design and furnished with Alcantara as well as stitched with colour-matching threads. To facilitate installation Christian and Dominic neatly laid out all parts in front of our DD2.JZ and decided to start with the biggest part, the roof liner.This requires a special touch. The Alcantara leather-covered roof liner is carefully fit above of the roll bar. The newly leather-covered B column covers are fixed to their original position. They are also upholstered with fine Alcantara leather. The green-red saddle stitch seam of the covers helps carry the two design colours into the interior space of our DD2.JZ. In addition to that, the centre console, which had required major adjustments in the course of the flyoff handbrake installation, is refitted into the interior space.

Next up is the mounting of the door panels. This requires the know-how of both car enthusiasts. After the newly leather-covered parts have been fitted in the interior space, the two tackle the screwing of the roll bar. However, in a short time, the duo postpones the installation of the unruly safety cell, deciding to take it to task the next time.

Christian hits the road early in the morning to collect the completed interior parts from the upholsterer. All parts have been adjusted to the design and furnished with Alcantara as well as stitched with colour-matching threads. To facilitate installation Christian and Dominic neatly laid out all parts in front of our DD2.JZ and decided to start with the biggest part, the roof liner.This requires a special touch. The Alcantara leather-covered roof liner is carefully fit above of the roll bar. The newly leather-covered B column covers are fixed to their original position. They are also upholstered with fine Alcantara leather. The green-red saddle stitch seam of the covers helps carry the two design colours into the interior space of our DD2.JZ. In addition to that, the centre console, which had required major adjustments in the course of the flyoff handbrake installation, is refitted into the interior space.

Next up is the mounting of the door panels. This requires the know-how of both car enthusiasts. After the newly leather-covered parts have been fitted in the interior space, the two tackle the screwing of the roll bar. However, in a short time, the duo postpones the installation of the unruly safety cell, deciding to take it to task the next time.

Christian hits the road early in the morning to collect the completed interior parts from the upholsterer. All parts have been adjusted to the design and furnished with Alcantara as well as stitched with colour-matching threads. To facilitate installation Christian and Dominic neatly laid out all parts in front of our DD2.JZ and decided to start with the biggest part, the roof liner.This requires a special touch. The Alcantara leather-covered roof liner is carefully fit above of the roll bar. The newly leather-covered B column covers are fixed to their original position. They are also upholstered with fine Alcantara leather. The green-red saddle stitch seam of the covers helps carry the two design colours into the interior space of our DD2.JZ. In addition to that, the centre console, which had required major adjustments in the course of the flyoff handbrake installation, is refitted into the interior space.

Next up is the mounting of the door panels. This requires the know-how of both car enthusiasts. After the newly leather-covered parts have been fitted in the interior space, the two tackle the screwing of the roll bar. However, in a short time, the duo postpones the installation of the unruly safety cell, deciding to take it to task the next time.

Christian hits the road early in the morning to collect the completed interior parts from the upholsterer. All parts have been adjusted to the design and furnished with Alcantara as well as stitched with colour-matching threads. To facilitate installation Christian and Dominic neatly laid out all parts in front of our DD2.JZ and decided to start with the biggest part, the roof liner.This requires a special touch. The Alcantara leather-covered roof liner is carefully fit above of the roll bar. The newly leather-covered B column covers are fixed to their original position. They are also upholstered with fine Alcantara leather. The green-red saddle stitch seam of the covers helps carry the two design colours into the interior space of our DD2.JZ. In addition to that, the centre console, which had required major adjustments in the course of the flyoff handbrake installation, is refitted into the interior space.

Next up is the mounting of the door panels. This requires the know-how of both car enthusiasts. After the newly leather-covered parts have been fitted in the interior space, the two tackle the screwing of the roll bar. However, in a short time, the duo postpones the installation of the unruly safety cell, deciding to take it to task the next time.