Nissan 350Z (2006) Before Dask Kit Was Installed

Instead of staying with the sporty look, the customer wanted to take it in the direction of more warmth and luxury.  He chose a wood grain dash kit called English Burlwood.  English burl has a nice warm, slightly reddish hue and is by far the most popular color of any of our wood dash kit styles.  Since the Nissan 350Z had a pretty neutral dashboard to begin with, the customer had a lot of options.  He could have stayed with the sporty/classy look and added more brushed aluminum dash trim, or he could have gone with real carbon fiber to give a rugged yet sport look to the vehicle’s interior also.

Nissan 350Z Wood Grain Dash Kit (2006)

This particular dash kit has a very nice design.  It is not an overwhelming wall of material on every area of the car’s dashboard, but it is well laid out to perfectly compliment the vehicle’s interior.  Some dash kits include a big “Z” pattern right in the middle of the center panel, but our designers felt that would be too overwhelming and perhaps a little gaudy.

One thing that did not turn out as expected on this particular Nissan 350Z was that the below the climate controls.  In most models, there is an oval hazard light button just below the climate controls.  In the dash piece that fits around that area you can see that there is the top half of the button cutout.  Then there was another piece that was supposed to cover the bottom half as it made the turn into the car’s shifter area.  But there was something different about this particular model, so that did not work out.  To the casual observer this is probably not even noticeable.  Regardless, the final result is a great look and definitely a big step up from the original plain black and silver interior.