Spent the week re-upholstering my seats with Mr. Mikes Leather.

Hands down, the best investment I've made for my Fiero.
This is a Class-A product and Mr. Mike does a fantastic job of making it possible for anyone to do a great job.

Thanks, Mr. Mike!

Oh wow, that looks excellent! I love Mr Mike's seats. My seats are in great condition but once they finally show a lot of wear I've got to get me some of those leather seat covers. They look stunning.

I love what you've done with the steering wheel too by retaining the original horn button. Nice!

Yes, his stuff is the best. i got a pair of his also, and I just reupholstered mine - his stuff is top-notch quality:



I agree about the steering wheel. that is awesome how you maintained the horn button, and I like the two-tone. Oh ya, the seats look good too

Good job.
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Where did you get the cup holders?

yeah i love mine and were so easy to put in

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BLUE BY YOU!
NYFOC

quote Originally posted by nosrac: Where did you get the cup holders?

Pretty sure I got it at Wal-Mart. It is just a simple $5 thing that slides between the seat and center console.

Best solution I've seen for the Fiero without having to rebuild the whole dash.

I agree, those seats look awesome. Not on the list this year, but next winter Mr. Mike will get a check from me.

I use the same cupholder in my 87GT. I does work great.

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Ayrow, yours look very similar to mine....





I cheated, though. My old seats were still in very good condition, so I bought these already installed on another pair of seats.

Did you have the "Fiero" patches sewn on yours? If so, I like the way they turned out.

Great work!!! Nice color combo....

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF COMFORT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and then some

Hey unboundmo,

Can you post more pics of your interior? Very nice and clean looking! I've always liked the tan interiors

Hey sofa... Thanks for your comments.... Here's some more

LOL. WHen I first glanced at this photo, I had to do a double-check. I thought your T-tops were being held together by a motorcycle strap!

Hey unboundmo,

That interior is looks great. Did you spray paint some of the interior pieces? If so, what did you use?

Thanks

That's funny... The headliner was the hardest thing to do... especially because they don't have a mold for it.

re-fiberglassed the mold from a template




After wrapping the headliner with actual headliner felt fabric I then aadded this top fabric which is made of polyester / look like suede --- I'll add that is does NOT stretch. Getting this stuff to go in three directions took 4 days of just stretching and clamping. Anyway..... Just thought I'd tell you the story.... shop talk!

The previous owner sold the original "mint" Indy seats. Finding another set of mint Indy seats to replace them was impossible.

As luck would have it, I found some new OEM red embossed Indy seat fabric which I purchased and had sent off to Mr Mike. He did up a beautiful set of repro Indy seats.

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World of Wheels Winners
My 3.4L S/C 87 GT
& My SD4 Indy

The interior plastic pieces are all stock color...

I did spray though the T-top front and back trim covers, brake light, and dome light section on the ceiling. The stock color was just okay with the new headliner plus they had cracks and scratches. After fixing them, I just primed them with a plastic primer and used plastic Fusion paint, I think from Dupli-color. I don't remember the name of the color although It was close to the stock color with a little shade toward the new headliner.

Here are the ones I did for my 87 T-top. His seats are great!



Jim

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Jim
86 SE 355 Body Kit w/3.1 Auto (Sold)
87 T-Top Coupe 2.8/5 Speed new project