Wood Overlay for Inside of G
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Wood Overlay for Inside of G
I was deciding on whether to put the wood overlay inside of the G. Still not sure. What does everone think. And if someone already has it done please post pics so I can see what it looks like.
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Its not a overlay. Its actual african rose wood. That is if your talking about the oem wood.
I will try to post some pictures either tonight or tommorow.
I have the graphite interior and man does the wood make it look hot.
At first i never thought about getting that as an option. But it looked to GOOD to turn down.
I will try to post some pictures either tonight or tommorow.
I have the graphite interior and man does the wood make it look hot.
At first i never thought about getting that as an option. But it looked to GOOD to turn down.
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I have never been a fan of wood in cars. I like the high tech look of the metal. But I must say that the African Rosewood is one of the best looking wood trims I have ever seen in a car.
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I wasn't sure of what color because of the stone interior. Da Mayor I didn't even think of the medium gray I was just thinking of the wood tones. Like jp1080inc has the rosewood and I would definitely like to see those pics when you can thanks.
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yeah thats true im pretty sure u can only get wood on non sport. i think the rosewood looks hot for non sport models...i mean it looks real refined. i bet our washi aluminum prob scratches easier...the interior really has an aged and old school look like the way a Lexus or older flagship Infiniti would have...to each his own..personally i wanted to the sporty look so i like the washi in my Sport model but if I got a non-sport i would consider the rose-wood....thing is when i do things like intake/exhaust and ecu tune..and lower it and put rims on - in the end its the washi aluminum that fits my car better...if i wasnt gonna do anything but tints and just keep her polished all of the time - i would really consider the rosewood.