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Hi Guys,
1 - I just got my Jag V8s 2014 and I wanted to give it a bit more "peps" with the interior. I am not very familiar with the trims but mine does not have contrast stitching
on certain panels.
I was wondering if i could buy those panels from Jaguar with the contrast stitching?
I tried to look on their sites but i am not clear on which parts number it would be of even if those ones exist in orange contrast.
2 - Also i would love to upgrade the steering wheel with the flat bottom one (no heated version) can someone help me with the part number? I am searching for one with the aluminum trim on it (added the pic below
Can you please help with the steering wheel part number as well as the silver trim?
A Million thanks in advance
You can buy all of these in contrasting stitching, but you will likely be better off just buying a new car with it like you want it. You did not specify your colors/vin/etc., so general prices are below.
Each of the door panels will cost you ~ $1,300 USD
The Center Dash Panel pieces are ~ $300-700 USD each depending on Vin/Style/Color
The part over the Glove Box appears to come as a unit with the Instrument Panel at a cost ~$2,200 - 3,500 USD
Steering wheels are (Flat Bottom) - ~ $800 USD
So you quickly get to ~ $7,000 - 8,000 USD for the panels and then the install etc.
Maybe try an upholsterer, who can just redo it? Would likely be easier and much cheaper?
DC
Last edited by Therock88; Jul 6, 2021 at 05:31 PM.
Many members of the Corvette Forum, just use a Sharpie like marker, and color the stitches! The pictures after done are excellent! I haven't done it, but would do it, if in your situation!
Many members of the Corvette Forum, just use a Sharpie like marker, and color the stitches! The pictures after done are excellent! I haven't done it, but would do it, if in your situation!
funny you are saying this as i just found out.
will look into this as well!
Many members of the Corvette Forum, just use a Sharpie like marker, and color the stitches! The pictures after done are excellent! I haven't done it, but would do it, if in your situation!
I had thought about that a few months ago, but the plain stitching is grey thread, not white. I don't think the color will come out right. Would be willing to let someone else try it first though!
Upgrading / buying trims panels
