I installed a Ford Racing themed shift boot, ebrake boot and arm rest cover:

 

Can't live without em

 

From the plainest Jane to sort of what she is today. I have since, had added SYNC, a TCI ratchet shifter, & changed my strg wheel switches to match the navigation head. It's nice to have everything work from drivers seat, like the 2013's. It makes for a more pleasant ride, overall.

 

What is the story on the tri-bar speaker emblems? I sorta like that, cause any vibration issues?

 

So the speaker covers from the '10-'14 work on the '05-'09?! I know, stupid question since it's obvious but just checking

 

I was going to place them on the inner panel section, but I decided to put them the speakers instead. By using a good black silicone, I was able to mount them so there is no vibration. They are from an SN95, and by cutting off the stud type piece, it mounted nicely.

The second question by MTAS, about the speaker covers, yes the 2010 and up fit. My other picture of the sun visors, show them also fitting our 05-09's.

 

I see you mounted a keyless entry device for what I can only assume is for the truck release.. that is so funny. Never thought of that!
BTW love the speakers. Those are nicely done!

 

That isn't there anymore, but it was the best I could think of at the time and it was so it didn't leave any marks, if I wanted to move it. I now have my regular trunk switch in the console, and placed in the removable plate area. Out of site--and functional.

Thanks on the speakers. I tried the trim add ons from UPR and the ones from Scott Drake (a friend send a set of each to try), but decided to try the 10 and up covers. They are so much nicer and smoother in texture. They come in satin or chrome trim also, so I went with the brighter chrome. The 2010's and up add so much for our 05-09's, and everything is usually plug and play. You have to add some wiring for the visors, and the Puddle lamps, but otherwise, it is pretty much simplified. The funny part and best overall, is the 2010 and up speaker covers are cheaper on eBay than the rings to add on our covers. I paid 30 shipped for both covers and got 2 shaker speakers with them,. That was quite a buy in my opinion. Now I have a couple extra pairs of speakers, just in case. lol

 

There is a set on eBay right now for 42.99 complete in Satin with the black (charcoal) plastics.

 

Anybody know where i can get a really good steering wheel cover thats fits really good?

 

I have their shift boot and it is great. Mine may still be pictured for the custom thread and cut for the Hurst shifter.

http://www.redlinegoods.com/Mustang0...wheelcover.php

 

****, they do make some nice stuff. The only thing that gets me is some of their stuff in the pics has ripples on the seam...kind of like bacon. It was most obvious was in the pics of the lower center tunnel cover, but that could just be an installation thing.

Their door insert covers especially catch my eye

 

That looks effin awesome!

 

Like wrinkles or folded leather? A lot of leather products on first installation have wrinkles and some time/heat smooths them out. My issue is a lot of their stitching doesn't appear straight which would drive me nuts


I do like the variety of parts they make, but I have still yet to see someone make a padded cover for the top of the door. I rest my boney elbows on the window sill, not the arm rest on the door and after a while it hurts

 

Wrinkles, uneven stitching, or seams that don't lay flat

 

Dude give send them an email of what u need.
I was looking for anyone who would make a leather case for my ebrake.
no one would do it. Emailed them and they made me one for free.

then again I also ordered door covers and they messed up my order somehow but they are currently fixing it.
I highly recommend them.

I cant wait to show off my interior. Doing a huge overhaul.

 

Hey VGM. Did you ever get your new panels and if so, how did they come out? Pictures?

 

Except for a white cue-ball style shift **** and a set of embroidered GT floor mats, my interior is stock. I love the 401A option.

 

Hey AK, yes I did. I posted about them in my thread here:
https://themustangsource.com/forums/...ustang-532097/
They came out alright. Some minor flaws but nothing that can be seen if you dont look hard enough. haha. I am happy with the final results. Just to bad it took SO LONG to get my replacement parts. In the end it all worked out though.

Unfortunately I do not have a before and after picture.
If you want more photos, LMK.

I'm currently plasti-dipping my center console. Just the top part. It has to many scratches for my liking. I'm using smoke plasti-dip and man it is turning out awesome!

 

If I may, i'd like to add to this fine array of modded Mustangs, my interior for your consideration! I've owned my 2005 GT convertible since May 2012, and took a year or so to collect ideas and decide what style or theme I wanted to go with. I'm trying for a '60's retro homage, while enjoying some current-day styles as accents.
I used Roush gloss black overlays for the headlight **** array, center console, and window switch panels; Action artistry chrome accents around the a/c controls, headlight ****, and cupholder bezel. I applied 1/8" chrome trim around the top seam of the dash and added a '67 premium interior dash Pony medallion. Mr Mike.com silver welt around the door trim and along the rear 1/4 panel seams
I painted the door latch inserts red, and re finished my floor console in gloss black, as it was looking scratched. Satin trim on the overhead and map lights and lock switches, satin and black lock recesses with polished lock pins. Red leather shifter boot, arm rest covers and console cover; CJ Pony shifter ball. Scott Drake e-brake handle cover. Redline leather shoulder belt pads, red inserts for the scuff plates, and soon to arrive a red convertible boot cover to give that '66-67 vibe! Last but not least, my "EJECT" power plug button!! Whew! What fun it is to mod this car!!