Easiest way to make/buy a shift boot for an A4?
Easiest way to make/buy a shift boot for an A4?
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I simply took a boot from an M6 car and trimmed it to fit
http://www.boomspeed.com/neurotica/shiftboot.jpg
http://www.boomspeed.com/neurotica/shiftboot.jpg
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Originally posted by bigdreamZ
That looks real clean SloMofo. Did you paint your leather on your shifter **** and e-brake handle? They look tealish...looks good, please give details.
That looks real clean SloMofo. Did you paint your leather on your shifter **** and e-brake handle? They look tealish...looks good, please give details.
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Originally posted by kevkop94TA
Looks good!
How did you hook it up underneath?
Also did you take out the plastic crap thats in the groove normally?
Looks good!
How did you hook it up underneath?
Also did you take out the plastic crap thats in the groove normally?
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Originally posted by kevkop94TA
I'll have to make a trip down to the local junk yard and check it out.
Did you have to do anything special to make it stay up by the shifter? Or does it naurally stay up there?
I'll have to make a trip down to the local junk yard and check it out.
Did you have to do anything special to make it stay up by the shifter? Or does it naurally stay up there?
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From: Tulsa, OK.
Send this guy and email. His name is Chris White and he custom makes boots for both the shifter and e-brake for A4 fbodies. One of these days I'm going to get the set from him.
cwhitegr@theshop.net
cwhitegr@theshop.net
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