Autobahn Interiors

A few months ago Autobahn Interiors were contacted by a representative from Classic Porsche magazine in the UK and invited to advertise in their bi-monthly edition. The publishing is extremely popular with many avid loyal readers. We saw this as a great opportunity to reach out to international clients across the pond, and we are very excited at the prospect of potentially working with more of our distant cousins from the UK in the future. They have many early Porsche enthu

There is a considerable amount of work that goes into one of the specific parts of our restoration process, and that is the seats, both covers and installation. Going forward we would like to start sharing close up shots of the intricate details that go into every stitch on every seat cover, the prints and fabrics used and the workmanship. It is a detailed process when preparing seats for our clients. Firstly the covers are taken apart so the base metal can be thouroughly

We have been working intensely on a 1972 911s in Blue over the last couple of months and we are very happy with the end result. This was a large project for us, it involved a full interior restoration and there were lots of intricate details to be added along the way. The owner made some excellent product and fabric choices all of which truly bring out the best in this visually stunnning classic Porsche 911s. We have added plenty of pictures showing the extent of the work t

Autobahn Interiors have had a very busy April with many new projects to work on. Some are ongoing, and some are almost ready to go home to their owners. This particular blog is about a 1976 Porsche Carrera 911 T in Silver. The crew have been steadily working on this and are almost finished. A new dash has been installed as well as a brand new headliner. The owner has chosen Blue leather hi-back sport seats. This color is rarer and less commonly seen. It is an excellent c

A couple of weeks ago we were delivered a 1972 Porsche 911 that we documented on our blog April 17th 2015. Since then a considerable amount of progress has been made. The seat covers chosen were Tan leather with houndstooth. They have now been made and are ready to be put onto the seats. The Ivory perforated headliner has also been completed. We have added some recent pictures of the seat covers before installation and of the finished headliner. Please review below... Inte

A 1972 Porsche 911 in Yellow was recently delivered to Autobahn Interiors to brought back to life from the inside. The current owner has carefully chosen some fantastic colors and fabrics that will really compliment the exterior body color. The headliner will be finished in Perforated German Ivory, Natural beige leather will be added, German tan houndstooth fabric and Hogs hair for the carpet sets. We have provided a few before pictures of the car as it gets prepped for th

Autobahn Interiors recently worked on a 1957 Speedster once driven by none other than USA race car driver Bruce Jennings! A little history on the man behind the wheel of the Porsche Carrera Speedster 1957. On weekdays you would find Bruce R. Jennings Sr. behind a desk playing the role of a conservative insurance broker. Then once the weeekends came around he would trade the office life and climb behind the steering wheel of his Porsche Carrera Speedster and became a fearles

A while back Autobahn Interiors worked on a 1967 Porsche 911 "S". The restoration was a success and we were featured in Classic Porsche magazine United Kingdom November / December 2014 edition! The article is called Best of the Best and we are very excited about making headlines across the pond! This particular model has quite a story behind it. The car was originally completed in October 24th 1966, finished in Irish Green with Black leatherette interior. It was then sold by

Early Porsche enthusiasts! Back in 2013 Autobahn Interiors worked on a Porsche 911 owned by Scott Longballa, who we are happy to say has since been back to us with the 911 featured on our blog September 24th 2014. This was a full restoration inside and out and was such an interesting project that it was featured in "Porsche Panorama" magazines February 2013 edition. The original article was written and photographed by Randy Wells. The photos taken by Randy Wells were also use

The Porsche 911 made its debut just over half a century ago and for that era in 1963 was considered a radical piece of automative design. It featured a rear mounted air cooled Six cylinder engine. Since the launch of this automative masterpiece very little has changed with regards to the design. The '911' bears a striking resemblance to the earlier '356' model. At breifings prior to launch it was indicated that the 911 will be offering more space inside. Even luggage space wa