Face Plate custom fabricated by Car Crafters of Newark, NJ
Posted Apr 06, 2007 · 22:21 UTC#1
3000GT VR4 Z1 Install
Posted Apr 06, 2007 · 23:59 UTC#2
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Posted Apr 07, 2007 · 03:58 UTC#3
why do you need a custom faceplate for your 3000GT. I have one too, and it didnt require anything. It looked great as is. Also, what they heck did you do to your interior. Did you use a black magic marker to color it???
Posted Apr 07, 2007 · 04:06 UTC#4
i think that looks like garbage hahah but thats my $.02... i was thinking 2 my self the samething that coocho has a z1 n i dont remeber and customization
Posted Apr 07, 2007 · 04:33 UTC#5
Picture is bad, as it was dark, and I used the flash from the camera.
No I did not use a magic marker to color the interior, 
it is all factory, and in great condition.
As for the face Plate. We did not like the plastic face plate that came with the Z1, so we fabricated a new one out of metal and powder coated it black..
Posted Apr 07, 2007 · 04:38 UTC#6
Picture is bad, as it was dark, and I used the flash from the camera.
No I did not use a magic marker to color the interior,
As for the face Plate. We did not like the plastic face plate that came with the Z1, so we fabricated a new one out of metal and powder coated it black..
cool. Great car btw. Keep on driving it! My 3000GT is costing me a fortune to keep it running, but its well worth it to have a unique car.
Posted Nov 26, 2007 · 16:36 UTC#7
(Ya, this is an old topic I know...)
I have a Stealth TT, and the stock faceplate is a pretty good fit, (a little bit of a gap, but not to bad at all).
But I was wondering, with so many DSM people has anyone done a nice Dodge Stealth Splash screen?
I've kinda started one, but the realization that I have no artistic talent is really starting to set in 
(pictures and font from the 93 Brochure)
