westfalia interior, remove brown trim-fit grey trim?

[lloydy]

Has anyone done it? Would it look gash?
Just pondering really
Lloyd

[ninja.turtle007]

Everything else would be cream still. Looks like you are in for a long wait.

[lloydy]

Everything else would be cream still. Looks like you are in for a long wait.

More a high price tag than a long wait
Might have to visit Germany... Or design my own
Westy interior will probably work out cheaper though

[kevtherev]

God forbid you customise it to look like you want instead af what westfailure wanted.

[ninja.turtle007]

You should just fit a westy kitchen block.

[lloydy]

God forbid you customise it to look like you want instead af what westfailure wanted.

BAAA! Must follow the herd

[lloydy]

You should just fit a westy kitchen block.

Naa, all or nothing. Got a few people saying they might have one, patience is one thing I ain't got should give the wife the money to look after, might stop me buying futbus's rear disc kit

[..lee..]

lloyd i think you`re in the same boat as me. i have a cream westy interior in a late van which is not really right. however i think the cream trim is a little more comfy and warm feeling.

so what to do??

answer 1. part ex or buy grey interior.
answer 2. just buy a cheap private plate and pretend it`s an earlier van.

[lloydy]

Think I'll have to wait for the grey. Problem I've got, is as mine has a factory pop top all the trim is for the later grey interior. If I do it, I kinda want it to look 'right'. Won't come cheap though but what does with these vans

[ninja.turtle007]

I agree with Lee, the beige interior is much more homely than the grey.

Maybe wait for a syncro westy. To be honest I prefer my caravelle to my westy.

[lloydy]

Could be picky and say it is a westy I'm not going to lose sleep over the interior, I'll wait and see what turns up, things normally work out for the best