Reply to "Update on Joel Roth's Beck Super Coupe-Seats"

Joel Roth

I know. The Speedster has a much smaller dash just like the 550 Spyder. I think the turned engine material looks good in small areas. But I have also seen it used in larger areas across an entire dash. So I think it would look good applied to the Coupe dash.

The real question is whether it goes with the Outlaw look I an trying to achieve?

One view is that it is too luxurious and does not go. Yes, I think it can look very luxurious in a luxury car. But I also think it has a kind of industrial look or feel to it that would also go well with an Outlaw look.

Feel free to chime it here.

Joel

11/7/214:30 PM

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