[IntrepidXJ]

I'm planning on a brushed aluminum dash as well. Not a flattering picture, but check this one out:

http://pictures.dodgeintrepid.net/wrecks/slvrblt/Dash.JPG

 

[IntrepidXJ]

...and here's a 300m with the chrome shifter:
http://pictures.dodgeintrepid.net/300m/dash.jpg

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Originally posted by sURFNmADNESS:
Turn signal mirrors?

Where are they at, lets see some pics, got a weblink to pics with how to install, how much, and, and, and.....

Well, no one has tried them on an Intrepid yet, and I don't have the money right now to.....but here they are:

http://www.kwmuth.com/Products/Kits/200-0040.htm

They are made for the 300m, yet we're pretty sure the mirrors are the same (except that we don't have heated mirrors).

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Sunroof in my 99 is factory. The one in my 98 was aftermarket. It was a Hollandia (something like that). I had it done a Ziebart, they did a good job. The only problem that bothered me, was that the glass did not follow the curve of the roof of the car, it was a little flatter. No one else noticed unless I pointed it out, but it really started bothering me (I'm sure you all know how that goes). It didn't leak or anything.

Also, it was a power sunroof that opened inside the car (as opposed to over the top of the car like GM's).

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Originally posted by DjPiLL:
Actually the chrome handles like the 300m would probably be a nice upgrade. Any idea on where to get those... besides the junkyard of course?

I should probably remove that from my signature (haven't updaed it in a while), but when I had to replace the power lock motor in my front passenger door, I decided to check how easily the handles could be changed. Unfortunately, it would not be an easy task. The handle can not be easily removed from the assembly tat it is connected to, and that part is melted to the entire door panel.

In order to get the handle assembly out, you would have to break it out from the panel, then remove the handle itself. Once replacing the handle, you will have to try and melt the whole assembly correctly to the panel again.

Not somehing I feel like taking on...