Looks great. I redid interior trim pieces in a show truck I had a number of years ago, but I used deerskin, dyed in bright red. If any of you guys out there ever want to try it, the reason why I used it is because it has an amazing amount of stretch to get it around contours and, of course, it's better material than vinyl. It smells like new leather in your car and has a really supple quality. Just think of deerskin gloves and you get the idea. You can buy pre-dyed deerskin at any leather supply shop. Its not a whole lot different than vinyl to get but the difference is night and day.
