DIB and Redline - Anyone?

[Old 5 Oh]

This is not the red line interior, that is Dark Sattle, same options i'm getting on my GT, looks great in person!

Oh, that is Redline, for sure, with the Redline door panels. The ONLY color interior that does not have black door panels, and it really brightens the interior. I have Redline on my car. It is NOT boudoir-red. It's a more brick-red, not as "brick" as the 11s but over that direction. I think it's very classy, and a great choice on DIB. Actually that may be one of the best combos available.

I think Redline is the choice on DIB, Oxford White, Magnetic, Argent Silver and Black. I haven't seen it on Ruby, and I know it's available, but it seems those two reds might fight a little bit.

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[TiE2000]

I guess im mistaken, i thought redline was a black seat with red stitching. That must be the redline with recaros?

 

[Old 5 Oh]

I guess im mistaken, i thought redline was a black seat with red stitching. That must be the redline with recaros?

Correct. 68B Redline includes red leather on the seat faces, red door cards, and red stitching. If you add Recaros, all the seats (front and rear) are black, but the "Recaro" is stitched in red. Still has the red door cards. Both look pretty cool despite what TNcoupe has to say.

 

[alterbrett]

As promised here is my DIB GT with redline. In love! 68B is an amazing package. So glad I got it.

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[Potrillo]

NICE!

 

[Old 5 Oh]

Looking good! One of the very best combos. Love the look of the 20s.

 

[Cloak]

love the superman combo!

 

[alterbrett]

Thanks everyone. These are truly amazing cars. Instant classic. I can also confirm that 68B gets you the soft touch upper door trim. It is not hard plastic. It has a spongy feel to it. I've felt non-premier trim cars and they are definetly different. I personally think premier is worth the money.

 

[Strokerswild]

Awesome, I love it.

Unique.

 

[Old 5 Oh]

I can also confirm that 68B gets you the soft touch upper door trim. It is not hard plastic. It has a spongy feel to it. I've felt non-premier trim cars and they are definitely different. I personally think premier is worth the money.

I didn't think it was different at first, because the trim looks just the same on the 68B. So when I was back at the dealer's on Tuesday, I walked from my car (Redline) to the Saddle Brown GT on the showroom floor, and back. You are so right! The 68B still has a textured plastic surface, almost the same as the standard, but it has a give, a softness, that the other trims don't have. Very subtle difference, but no doubt that it's different.

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