T Slovs

Hi guys I'm replacing the interior in my car and I'm changing everything to black but I'm having trouble finding replacement plastic pieces in black. Im not having much luck on ebay or craigslist I was wondering if anyone knows of a website or somewhere where I can find them.
Any help is very appreciated.

camaronewbie

Might try some of our sponsors, Modern Day Muscle, Thirdgen Ranch, Hawks, etc. Look at the ads at the top and along the sides.

henryd3

iTrader: (128)

You could also try going to the classified parts wanted section here on TGO and post an ad for the pieces you want. Lots of us have mountains of spare stuff we would like to see going to a good home

The Project

iTrader: (6)

Do you want used or new?

Have you considered buying some plastic spray paint and repinting your panels?

If you want used - The classifed section here on TGO or ebay are your best bet. A guy just had a black interior for sale in the classifed section.

If want new (NOS)...it could take a while and a deep wallet. Took me 3 years and almost $3K.

Thirdgen Ranch

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We just listed a lot of black interior parts on our site over the weekend. We have the interior plastic, door panels, seatbelts, and carpet all available. Everything is clean and in very good condition.

T Slovs

Ok thanks guys I'll look at Third Gen Ranch.

henryd3

iTrader: (128)

I've got some sets of black front seat belt receivers with good intact plastics if you're interested in something like that. Either good condition with slight fading of buttons, or with new replaced red buttons with metal guards. LMK

CRAZY4PONTIACS

If you have a NAPA store near you, they have an excellent vinyl spray paint available in multiple colors including flat and gloss black. It took me about 3 cans to do my interrior. Hawks third gen parts has some great reproduction door panels and top rails. Made my car look like new.

camaronewbie

I've also seen the SEM paints used on interior, and it turned out great. The person even did the rear carpet with it, and I was surprised how nice it was - I would have figured it would be a gummy goopy sticky matted mess, but you really could not tell by look or by touch. I think Eastwood carries them, but should be available locally somewhere, and the cans are not cheap (as rattle cans go), but it works well.

battmann

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you might just want to paint the stuff you have. i had an upholstery shop refinish all the tan interior panels in my '84 TA. they repainted everything and installed new carpet inserts all for under $500. stuff turned out awesome!