Recent content by OTSWolf

It does look like a nice LX. As SHIfTHEAD recommended, I would also suggest getting under the truck for rust. If it has been an all CA car, rust will not be likely, but you never know. The color seems stock. I think it is just the lighting, but you will be able to tell for certain if you dig...

It was thicker automotive carpet. And yes, it included everything. From front to rear trunk lid. I just put the rubber mat back on there cause I was carrying stuff in the back. I forgot to take a picture when I first got it back. But the deal I got was because I was having so much other stuff...

Hey there. I was never offered the product you are referring to, but I would be wary of glueing something to carpet. I was also wary of the aftermarket molded carpets because from what I could tell, they were thin and not very soft and may not fit well. It cost me $750 to have them install...

They covered them in matching vinyl. It was a good thing too because they were pretty beat up.

I just noticed in the pictures how dirty the car was. I took those pics right after an evening at the Drive In Movies. Popcorn everywhere thanks to the kids, but it was great.

I got it from Lseat, but I can't remember how I got it. It is not listed on my order confirmation and it is not on the website, but I am 100% confident I did get it from Lseat. I would say contact them. They might take a while to respond, but it is always good to confirm with them.

Fontana Auto Upholstery in southern California did the work. They are not the cheapest or the most expensive, but they have been in business for like 30 years. I chose them because they completely restored stock Porsche 914 seats for my brother many years ago, so I knew they could do great work...

The perforated material was in good shape, just dirty. That was good because it saved me about 50 bucks per door in material and labor. They just matched the brown part at the top of the door panel to the perforated part and then matched and replaced the tan part. Those were the sections that...

Thanks everyone. I spent about $4000 on everything. It cost me about $4k over two years. But that price includes a lot: Purchased items on my own: - Lseat leather for all 3 rows - New Alpine stereo with CarPlay - Stereo wiring harness and bracket - New speakers in all doors - Door lock...

Colors are much closer than they seem in the picture, but not perfect because I had to use two different sources for the material. Went for dark brown carpet to account for kids messes and a solid brown seat leather to balance between the dark carpet and tan vinyl. I also had them replace door...

Finally had a chance to get the interior take care of. It was in bad shape when I bought it and just got worse over the few years a have owned it. Ripped and stained carpet and seats, faded and cracking door panels, stained headliner. Before:

Finally had a chance to get the interior take care of. It was in bad shape when I bought it and just got worse over the few years a have owned it. Ripped and stained carpet and seats, faded and cracking door panels, stained headliner. Before:

I would check the wheel speed sensor. Something similar happened to me. When I first got my LC, I was on a curvy mountain road, the car started beeping, and the steering started to turn on its own. It was the traction control kicking. It happened intermittently after that. I used Techstream to...

I had the same issue and it was the wheel speed sensor. It happened after I did the wheel bearings. I went with OEM wheel speed sensor and problem is gone.

Don't forget to check the easy stuff too. My LC had a similar smell and it was the heater T's. The clamps had come loose and were dripping on to the back of the engine burning off. Giving me the coolant burning smell. Given that they just did the work back there, it won't hurt to check...