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1. Carbon Fiber Alfa Romeo

Wednesday, 20 January 2021 Content / engineswapdepot.com / Carbon Fiber Alfa Romeo

... red leather trimmed seats and door panels surrounded by a 12-point roll cage covered in Alcantara. Other features include a Momo Prototipo steering, Alcantara and crackle painted dashboard, Wilton wool carpets, and billet aluminum pedals. Source: ...
... weighing 70 kg (154 lb) less than a steel body. The company further reduces weight in the suspension with titanium upper and lower control arms, titanium hubs, and titanium wheel studs and nuts. They also install their GTA-R “Big Spindle” billet ...

2. the devil's in the details

Thursday, 03 March 2016 Content / lowtechblog.blogspot.com / the devil's in the details

... sandblasted, some rust was repaired and it was zinc coated before being painted semi-gloss black. Jürg didn’t want it to be like new, so he wouldn't go over the top restoring the frame. Some dings and imperfections were kept as they ...
... materials. The local upholstery guy took care of covering the bench seat and the door panels with leather. The steering wheel is an original Ford item, as well as the European spec kilometers-per-hour speedometer, sitting in the middle of two ...

3. Wildest Engine Swap Sold at Scottsdale

Tuesday, 28 January 2014 Content / engineswapdepot.com / Wildest Engine Swap Sold at Scottsdale

... custom look. Some of the modern creature comforts are, tilt wheel, power steering, power leather seats, power windows, air conditioning, remote entry, Sony CD stereo system with hidden amplifiers and a custom instrument cluster. Additional features ...
Wildest Engine Swap Sold at Scottsdale | This was the most unique engine swap I could find looking through the vehicle inventory. A 1939 Lincoln Zephyr powered by a 4.5L Ferrari V12 sold for just over $104K. Below is the description from Barrett-Jackson’s ...

4. Project 510 – Misc (overdue!) update

Sunday, 12 June 2011 Content / build-threads.com / Project 510 – Misc (overdue!) update

... the size of the opening onto the original wooden piece, and trimmed it in some black leather we had lying around. But I wasn’t happy with the result, it looked way too out of place, and the surround looked puffy. Firstly, it needed the ...
... Well, no, it didn’t, but upon taking the car for a test drive, a new problem kindly reared it’s head. The steering was now failing to re-center itself after turning a corner, I’d have to manually bring the steering wheel back ...