I installed an aluminium console trim kit to tie in with the dash a little better than the stock trim. I really like the way it looks.
Here's the link to where I got it from.
http://www.carid.com/product.php?pro...t=66644&page=1

 

nice bling

 

that looks great! I love those seats.

 

Wow, that actually looks really good! Looks like almost a dead on match. Not overdone, either. Good job!!!

 

I really like it.
I'm not sure it would work for me because I think my existing trim is a little darker.

 

I like the look. However, my '11 GT/CS has the Carbon Fiber dash panels, and a black interior. I wanted something to lighten the look, so I went with Rosewood, the real stuff. I am old enough to rmember when cars actually had dash boards, and the board referred to wood

The pieces came from Sherwood Innovations, in Canada, and quality wise, are above anything I have seen in the past. I know wood is not the preferred choice by many, but I do like the look, especially, in the sun.

 

Looks good! Is that the silver aluminum or brushed aluminum finish?

 

Good question! Is it a great match to the pattern on the upper panels? Also, can you take some pics of the center console? I'd like to see how much gray is left exposed. Thanks in advance!

I really wanted to go all dark again like I did with my last car (switched out the silver IUP panels for the base black ones) but Ford did a much better job this time around - no more looking like a sticker with those awful lines. Also, if I remove the silver on the dash, what about the silver on the steering wheel spokes? I painted them last time, but NOT doing that with this car

The "lightening up the interior" approach is really growing on me. Just gotta find a nice balance between the silver and the chrome so it doesn't get too busy!

 

Not bad!!! It would look silly in mine, but I can really appreciate the retro cues!

 

I completely agree with you. If I had the saddle interior, I would have done exactly what you did. I just could not find a car equipped with anything but black....these dealers have no imagination when it comes to ordering. I was tempted to use the carbon fiber, but the interior was really dark. The good thing about these changes, we can change them again, and it's not that costly.

 

I'm not generally a fan of carbon fibre looking stuff but this dash kit looks pretty good.

http://www.sherwoodinnovations.com/S...D-3915&tbrow=4

+++++++

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-cu5...eature=related

What do you guys think about this. Its JLT's hydro carbon dash kit

 

I like it, looks good

 

These look great. The hydrocarbon parts are actually oem parts painted, kinda pricy compared to just the trim kits but they look really good.

 

I wanna see hydrocarbon in motion, see how the lighting effects it. Looks too 2d to me.

 

Doesn't look bad at all...

 

Easy to see it is fake in person.

 

Has anyone bought the hydrocarbon dash themselves? I'm curious to hear any first hand experiences with it and the durability of these essentially painted parts.

 

I like the looks of this quite a bit, makes it look like a 60's center console.

Question, why didn't you use the piece where the SYNC emblem is below the heater controls or the cupholder lid piece?

 

I don't understand why Ford uses the same steering wheel spokes for cars like the GT/CS. I mean, there's no other silver. It's all dark plastics with chrome accents...and then three pieces of painted silver??

I hate their shortcuts sometimes...