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Mix and matching interior colors 200

posted by  Justin A on  Tue Jul 1 17:07 CST 2008
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Has anyone done it, on purpose? The thought crossed my mind when I was shopping for a front armrest 6 months ago. My interior is blue, and I was looking at a tan armrest with the intention of painting it. But then I saw a tan shifter base, and a tan e-brake console, dash bezel and cointray, and wondered what it would look like. Kind of a the standard sea of blue, but with a centralized tan scheme.

I ended up finding a blue armrest, but I see so many more tan parts on eBay than blue one.






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