I have seen some photos on various websties (can't remmember their names) including here at acurazine with TL owners showing off their custom high quality leather center console and how they spoke about it feeling much more comfortable than the factory console, like I remember a user here posted photos of his custom console in black and gray and I have been wondering for the longest where I could pick up high quality parts like it. If anybody here has any knowledge on where I can order these aftermarket parts, can you guys be as kind to let me know the website in which they can be ordered or just simply post a link to the website?

 

This...
https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-2004-2008-93/has-anyone-here-tried-replacement-arm-rest-cover-904110/

 

The thread above will show covers from Redlinegoods.com along with Ebay covers. Redline has great quality and I would highly recommend them over any Ebay vendor.

 

Well I checked Redlinegoods.com but it doesn't appear they have what anymore in supply at this point. Any other website I should know about where I can find a quality leather upholstery center console?

 

I don't think they keep them in supply. I think you order what you want color wise, then they make it and mail the cover and padding to you.

 

erdoc48 is correct. I ordered a shift boot from them years ago for my civic. I will attest first hand it's a high quality product and will last many years to come.

 

Back in 08 I got a shift boot and hand brake covers from RL for my rx7. Still look and feel great. Fit well and came with install instructions.

 

The arm rest cover from redline is on my very short list. The padding on mine is gone, I can knock on it like it's a damn door.

 

If the leather cover is fine, you can just replace the foam padding underneath and the armrest will be better than new. The DIY thread for that is: tl.acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=640667.

 

Yea, I've seen that thread, just wasn't sure how well I'd pull it off. Then again, maybe it's not much different from a redline install. This might be worth a shot, thanks for reminding me.