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Old 09-21-2023, 02:16 AM   #5
Madisonswartz
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Originally Posted by Dzmitry View Post
Nice! Appreciate your post, I'll look into this. I know Sweidit was doing incredible work like this way over in California. But he seems to have slowed down or mostly gone away. I love the look of Alcantara and have always wanted to have a couple pieces properly covered with stitching. Really gives the car an upgraded look to me.
I remember JPM coachworks was the go to for the first gens until he went a different direction with his business. I wanted something that would be Porsche quality as the generic kits and companies producing alcantara items don’t seem to fit very well and the quality of fabric didn’t seem that great, especially for the price point many charge. I found road defined one day on instagram, and first had him re-trim my cayman steering wheel and shift boot which came out spectacular, Porsche oem quality. I later sold my cayman and wanted to make the brz feel a bit more “premium” on the inside. This was his first project this large (center console) but he knocked it out of the park and was able to pull off my design idea. He is a one man shop and lives in Canada as such his lead times can be a little long, however I was more than willing to wait for quality. His prices as well are beyond reasonable. I’m not sponsored or anything by him, or paid to post. Just want to spread the word about a small business owner who actually takes pride in their work.

Just an FYI if your BRZ is a daily driver like mine, I bought spares of all the parts I send to him either used off e-bay or new from the dealer as they are usually fairly cheap. That way your car isn’t torn apart and still drivable while you wait to get your parts back.

If you do get some work done from him feel free to mention that you found him here.
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