Honda Integra DC2 Type R Interior restoration with OEM cassette radio and OEM interior trim.

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In today's episode I replace the after market car stereo with an OEM Honda cassette radio CD player that was correct for this model car. I remove a lot of un-necessary wiring, I tidy up the wiring harness. I remove and replace the console, shift panel, drivers seat and try to film it as beautifully as I can using my old iPhone. I also replace 5 pieces of interior trim that had an after market carbon fibre pattern hydro dip installed by a previous owner. It didn't match the original Honda CF print pattern and it should not be CF print on these parts anyway. OEM FTW on this classic Japanese car. The Honda Integra DC2 Type R needs to be preserved and enjoyed as the classic it is now know as. If you enjoy this type of video let me know in the comments.

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