Center console slots

Technical questions and ideas regarding how your Starion looks inside and out, bodykits to stereos.
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Center console slots

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Bought this:

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Has the original digital FM stereo,VELNAS etc in it.

Whats the best way to widen the slots to fit a modern single stereo?

I was thinking of grinding stones + drill.
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And I was here thinking my centre console looked old school. What model is that from?
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Thats not from a starion......its the coffee machine from the lunar Lander
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leave it and put the new stereo in the glovebox. Or buy another one to butcher
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SOWTZ wrote:And I was here thinking my centre console looked old school. What model is that from?
~1983 Starion GSR-III or GSR-X, here is a pic of it
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Al - yeah I'm considering that option now. I got this so my centre would be the right colour (match the VELNAS) without having to bugger around painting things. But then I realised I am missing another silver piece, so I might as well just buy the silver paint and plastic primer and paint the black trim that has already been butchered.

Now all I need is another Starion to use it on.
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SpidersWeb wrote:Now all I need is another Starion to use it on.
Found it, clicked Buy Now, yey :)

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 553757.htm

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also, original Starion manual + original paperwork :D :D :D :D :D :D

happy happy joy joy

Edit: Just paid for it. My girlfriend who lives up north is driving the 200Km to pick it up, then storing it at her parents house, then a month later she will be driving it 700km south to see me and to bring it to me :D

Very happy indeed. Should match my new centre console nicely.

Oh and its 100% road legal. Has a current WOF and is registered.
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Yea I saw this on trademe and thought "hmmmm" but auto's are work of the devil.

When your gf arrives you should run up to the car arms wide open as if you were going to hug her, then run past and hug the starion :P

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horay for original paperwork and english/german handbooks
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i agree with alpos...don't ruin the original look of the console. Hide the new head unit away in the glovebox, more stealth and leaves the classy look of the factory unit
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if thats class... i own a school!

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Chryzla wrote:if thats class... i own a school!

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Your to young to understand :P
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Miss GSR wrote:i agree with alpos...don't ruin the original look of the console. Hide the new head unit away in the glovebox, more stealth and leaves the classy look of the factory unit
I like your thinking, but unfortunately that would be a tad inconvenient. But never fear, I have too many of these things and too few headunits. So nothing will be getting the chop.

Well..... except for the console that was already slightly chopped, and check this out, I've almost finished my cup holder:

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Dayum that looks good! VELNAS FTW! :beer
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