Fitting a Gordini Interior Into A Standard Twingo Extreme

PCS · Jan 8, 2014

Hi Guys & Girls

Has anyone got any ideas if fitting a Gordini interior is a staright swap or if there is alot involved?
Apologies if I've put this is the wrong place

maggi200 · Jan 8, 2014

Assuming the existing dash is Black, it's as simple as a few bolts on the doors and swap it over for a straight swap (or you could change the leather inserts over).

Front seats require 4 bolts to be removed from under the car, the wiring for the air bags to be unclipped and refitting is the reversal.

Rear seats just unbolt nice and easy and refitting is the reversal once again.

Only other thing I can think of is a Gordini has a gloss black surround (which I found the standard surround to be too reflective so had mine flocked) and the handles in the roof for the passenger which I don't know if you already have.

Oh and the seat belts would need changing, they're easy but I've not done that

PCS · Jan 8, 2014

Thank very much!

The interior is going into a Twingo extreme so all the bolt holes and everything are there.
Out of curiosity why isit the seat belts need changing and will you need to change both front and rear belts

PCS · Jan 8, 2014

Also, being a standard twingo its going into, will it matter than the Gordini has Roof Air Bag, Will the seats cause a problem for the Air Bag ECU?

singlespeed · Jan 8, 2014

maggi112":1bjbw85s said:
Assuming the existing dash is Black, it's as simple as a few bolts on the doors and swap it over for a straight swap (or you could change the leather inserts over).

Front seats require 4 bolts to be removed from under the car, the wiring for the air bags to be unclipped and refitting is the reversal.

Rear seats just unbolt nice and easy and refitting is the reversal once again.

Only other thing I can think of is a Gordini has a gloss black surround (which I found the standard surround to be too reflective so had mine flocked) and the handles in the roof for the passenger which I don't know if you already have.

Oh and the seat belts would need changing, they're easy but I've not done that

Wouldn't the rear seat be going from bench to sliding seats... Check to see if there's bolt holes for the sliding seats to go onto. Rear seat belts would need swapping, as they clip onto the seat, but that's a dead easy task to change remove/fit belt reels.

Gear stick surround may give problems, depending on whether its a 133 or GT Dini. 133s don't have the lift up gate for reverse