The beige cloth had gotten pretty sorry looking.

But I only had burgundy and black leather (~1.5mm thickness). Considering the two tone (black/beige) nature of the hard trim in my interior I went with the black leather.

It was a simple matter to remove the top cover assembly (just three screws) and then to remove the under-plate (three more screws)








I removed the cloth and then had to peel the rest off, literally. The south Florida heat can take its toll.











I used the cloth as a template and cut my leather accordingly. I used dabs of psychologically unstable glue here and there to hold the leather down, trimming away a piece here and there as necessary and gathered up the corners as best I could (again applying crazy glue to a fold/whatever as necessary) and once again attached the underplate.

Came out ok.

 

sweet

 

Looks good
Any plans to do more leather work to your interior panels?

 

 

Thanks fellas




yeah, actually lol. possibly the door armrests.

 

That's exactly what I was looking at when I saw the picture of the finished armrest.

Good luck, keep us updated if you do it