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Old 13th September 2007, 02:49   #1
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Would anyone swap their Aluminum Trim for my Olive Ash Wood Trim?

Is it easy to do? I am willing to pay extra. Thanks
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IIRC, the labor cost for the switch is quite high, which would make me think that it's not particularly easy. I know that the dash trim is relatively easy to remove, but I'm not sure about the center console/door handle pieces. I know that swaps have been done before on the board. You might try a search.
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u have to remove door panels im told, i wouldnt do it
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When I had been thinking about buying a used '06, I was going to swap out the teim. I think they quoted me 8hours of labor for the full swap.
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Damn, looks like this isn't going to happen.
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I have actually been considering swapping my aluminum for either the olive or the madera walnut... why are you unhappy with the olive? Do you have pictures of it? I have inquired with my dealer (in SF) about the cost of labor/parts, and was told it would be about $2200 total to switch to the madera walnut... not sure how much of that was parts and how much was labor, though.
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