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Well i had an AMG sold it... got a Passat TDI.. gave it to the buy back. and now i got this and i love it
its a 350 Bluetec sport package
i am not very familiar with this platform yet... just looking to see about some 19" wheels and what offset i can run and tires. i'd like to be flush
also looking to see about warping the whole interior, not a fan of the wood at all. do all the door panels have to be removed to get the trim off or what. i hope not.
I actually bought my e350 because of this very interior color combination.
Black carpets, headliner, pillars and beige "leather" and door panels. I believe it stands outs from the all black grave yard interiors.
I actually bought my e350 because of this very interior color combination.
Black carpets, headliner, pillars and beige "leather" and door panels. I believe it stands outs from the all black grave yard interiors.
I like black interiors, but I like the contrast of this interior too
Last edited by PLINYELDER; 04-02-2017 at 09:03 PM.
I actually bought my e350 because of this very interior color combination.
Black carpets, headliner, pillars and beige "leather" and door panels. I believe it stands outs from the all black grave yard interiors.
I want your steering wheel Damm it lol I been keeping my eyes open for one.. Yah the interior contrast is beautiful.. Nice radar lol I just sold that and got the 360 amazing to have.
black carpeting with beige or gray (or the saddle brown) looks great IMO.
I agree. I do noticed that blue jeans can leave a mark of blue on the beige quite easily. So I have to be mindful of not letting it stay on there long once I notice. Also my beige mats get dirty so easily. So I keep a hand held carpet cleaning spray on deck and try to maintain it as best I can. My 3 kids and their happy feet don't help any LOL
Does anyone know if we have to remove door panels to remove the wood trim.. I am looking to wrap it
yes you can , but this will take a lot of work and time just to wrap the trim. at least thats what i think.
and instead
i just wrapped mine with the trim on (door trim to make it clear)
turned out pretty good , and saved myself from putting in too much time and work
yes you can , but this will take a lot of work and time just to wrap the trim. at least thats what i think.
and instead
i just wrapped mine with the trim on (door trim to make it clear)
turned out pretty good , and saved myself from putting in too much time and work
yah that would def take some time and i hate pulling door panels apart unless a regulator went out or whatever. I am not personally wrapping it. i am having a professional guy do it but i am not sure how he can get the edges if i they are not pulled out...
i can pull the front dash stuff out i figured how to do that.
yah that would def take some time and i hate pulling door panels apart unless a regulator went out or whatever. I am not personally wrapping it. i am having a professional guy do it but i am not sure how he can get the edges if i they are not pulled out...
i can pull the front dash stuff out i figured how to do that.
I would think a pro could wrap the door trim no prob without removing it..
04-01-2017, 11:21 PM
