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Cabin Project: Recommissioning in Progress

Discussion in 'Boxers/TR/M' started by Elberoth, Jul 5, 2025.

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  1. Elberoth

    Elberoth Karting

    Feb 12, 2022
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    My inner OCD made me start a new project: cabin recommissioning.

    Car has 22kkm (~14k miles) and one of the nicest preserved interiors around, BUT - you can always make nice ... nicer, ha!

    Before pics:

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    (sorry for the incorrect shift knob - it has been already replaced)

    Seats and dash already taken out:

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    Instrument cluster's plastic cover polished and PPF protected::

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  2. boxertt

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    If that's the *before* look, holy moly ;-) What are you looking to tackle ?
     
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  3. Elberoth

    Elberoth Karting

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    Some people don't mind the patina and some like when everything looks brand new (or almost brand new). I'm in the later camp.
     
  4. lagunacc

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    There's some color wear on the bolsters.
     
  5. tbakowsky

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    Too much time on ones hands will do this. Boredom is a powerful thing.
     
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  6. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

    Dr Tommy Cosgrove Three Time F1 World Champ
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    Those look like after pics
     
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  7. Warlock

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    Those seats look awesome, but then to my eyes so did the "before" condition. The only flaw I see with the seats is the wrinkles on the seat bottom, it seems that every single TR has that. I assume that is a result of the curvature on the OEM seat cushion, has anybody come up with a solution to eliminate it?

    On my car the seat bottom cushion feels a bit compressed/packed, what replacements foam are folks using when they refresh the seats?
     
  8. Elberoth

    Elberoth Karting

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    #9 Elberoth, Jul 11, 2025 at 12:03 PM
    Last edited: Jul 11, 2025 at 12:11 PM
    As much I wished my car was perfect - it was not. It had some typical scratches for every Testarossa: on the handbrake, driver's seat side bolstering, instrument clusten binnacle top edge, etc. Plus, the whole dash was showing a moderate amount of the chalky discoloration, which you can see here:

    Left - before; right - after.

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    Now whole interior looks perfect (basicly brand new).

    Here are some more samples:

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    Sorry for a dirty door sil - we will dry-ice clean it.

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    I will do a detailed interior photoshoot when the car is ready.

    While having the dash out, we have also replaced the tweeters. I have posted many pics in this thread:

    https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/testarossa-sound-system-upgrade.673905/
     

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