Matt Buechler

Hey 2nd geners,

I have a question. The previous owner and I have both succeded in destroying the interior of my 95' Mazda Protege, and Ive lived with it long enough, i want to fix it. The first thing you have to do is take a look at it.

Laugh, taunt, rat, do you worst ive grown weary of caring.
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I was thinking of tweed. I heard from a friend that its pretty easy, but i also heard that it feels like old patato sack. Is there anything other than tweed that will be easy to do and be inexpensive? I was going to just buy the panels again but what the heck, ive destroyed the interior before, might as well give it one more shot

If you can think of anything that is easy to do please tell me and if you could please include a link to a good tutorial site on how to do it

Thanks! any help at all is appreciated.

Matt Buechler

I didnt even know there was going to be a BBQ, i just moved here a couple weeks ago. I dont have much money at all so I'd like to try and do the tweed or something first. I don't even know If i'll be keeping the car, ive had alot of problems with it (bit of a lemon)

on second thought i'll probably go and see the stock stuff anyway I think daddys wallet will help me out if its under $200

Im a high school kid with no job so I've got the time where is the BBQ going to be at? I'd love to go

matt@zorakmonkey.net

Matt Buechler

Thanks! I went to John's and got everything i needed, well pretty much. I got it all for $100.00 and I was shocked, i lived in Arizona and the cheapest place i found wanted $50 a panel plus another $150 for the dash and center consoles.

Once again, Thanks!