Official: Post your custom door panel pics

[kmarei]

Door trims redone in recaro fabric to match the seats

Door trim

[Cletonius]

The skull shift boots go really well dude.

[Spyke]

Forgot to update, here's the ones for my e30


IMG_7236 by Spyke e36/e30, on Flickr


IMG_7192 by Spyke e36/e30, on Flickr

[Link]

I like the unique part of the sheet metal door cards (or what ever material they are). BUt I think the stock door card design is well thought out, I dont think I could get rid of it.

[Spyke]

While I can appreciate the work you put into building those, and they seem to have come out really well built, I think they are a little flashy compared to the rest of the car.

My car is not for everyone, very industrial/no frills.

You may like this better... just finished for BimmerForums member airforce7882


e36 sedan panels for airforce7882 by Spyke e36/e30, on Flickr

[bimmertc]

still gotta do the door cards

[acolella76]

While I can appreciate the work you put into building those, and they seem to have come out really well built, I think they are a little flashy compared to the rest of the car.

[mbonanni]

neat

[Spyke]

Boom, now I get to start the process all over for the e30!


IMG_6046 by Spyke e36/e30, on Flickr


IMG_6047 by Spyke e36/e30, on Flickr


IMG_6068 by Spyke e36/e30, on Flickr


IMG_6122 by Spyke e36/e30, on Flickr

[lambo]

What is this madness???

[Link]

Anymore awesome interiors? Anyone ever run houndstooth door panels with black leather seats? Maybe shift and e brake boot houndstooth too.

[Dozyproductions]

Is there a build thread or any details on what speakers he used and the fiber glassing for them?

[J.Rizo]

such a sweet balance, i like it.

[Spyke]

I'm printing and laminating graphics today!

[Spyke]

Hey Gregg,
What kind of board are you using? Is that the stock card? The door cards in my car need some TLC.

Hey Josh! It's actually 1/8" Dibond (also goes by the name of Alupanel) It's a hybrid aluminum panel, a plastic core sandwiched by two thin sheets of aluminum. Very strong and light for being 1/8", very easy to route/jigsaw/cut.

If you like where it's going, you can follow my e36 build thread over on BF.c...

I will be doing my e30 panels Late Dec/ early January I think, since the coupe's door panels are camel colored, and pretty beat up too.