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Old 21st July 2020, 19:22   #1
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I see this on internet Picuki, i love the interior central console,,,,,really, i found it overall a nice and weell done modified ZT,,individual line
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Old 21st July 2020, 19:31   #2
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Wow!

I like that!
What side skirts are they? I agree on the centre console as well. Very nicely done.
I like the modified steering wheel as well.
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Old 21st July 2020, 19:31   #3
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Looks tidy, but where did the gear selector go on the modified centre console?


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Old 21st July 2020, 19:40   #4
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Good point.
You can see it in the first pics. Then it ... vanishes!
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I see where the selector indicator has been rotated 90 degrees, but no selector stick!
I wonder if one of the 2 knobs below the indicator used as a rotary selector?

Edit.....cancel that, I was looking at one of the photos from a poor angle.


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That looks really nice.
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jeez looks a beast
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That is very well done!
The more I look over the pictures the more I see.
It's a very comprehensive body kit. I like the venting on the wings and even the bonnet.
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Agree. Very nice. I like the shiny macho exhausts and the body kit is very tidy as well. Have to go and detail mine a bit more!
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Looks tidy, but where did the gear selector go on the modified centre console?


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It certainly is a fantastic bit of work. The console has been on my 'if I ever get time' list for years, along with custom door builds lol. I have always wanted to add more of an angle to the vertical central section of the console, which I think with this particular console could be done. (move the heated seat switch panel further down, and rotate the stereo and ATC about 30-45 degrees anti clockwise and mould it all in - but that is my desire if I have time lol).

What has always held me back is the gear shift and the handbrake (not being able to weld holds my plan back). I reckon the shift shaft could be cut, along with its mount tube, then the handbrake moved slightly. I think the shift and the hand brake lever, if it hasnt been fitted with an electronic item from a Passat or similar, are below the walnut 'ash tray' covers? A bit awkward perhaps, but certainly workable.
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