Rocksteady & Switter
Switter
Hey, I’ve been noodling over how the ‘70s glam rock aesthetic could totally upgrade a car’s interior—think vinyl, neon trims, that kind of thing. You’re a master at fine‑tuning things, right? Think we could give an old muscle car that vibe?
Rocksteady
Yeah, I can see that. Vinyl seats, neon striping, a big chrome grill, maybe some disco‑style floor mats. First, strip the old upholstery down to the frame so you can see what you’re working with. Then, buy a good vinyl that’s tough enough to hold up to sweat and dust. Stick the neon strips along the door panels and under the seats for that pop. Add a classic rock soundtrack setup – a decent stereo, maybe a subwoofer that can shake the floorboards. And don’t forget the right lighting; a few LED strips that change color on a button will keep the vibe alive. Just keep the pieces tight, make sure everything’s secured, and you’ll have a muscle car that’s ready to own the stage.
Switter
That sounds straight fire, but remember the vinyl has to be a real ‘70s pattern—think paisley or checkerboard, not just plain. Also hide the LED switches behind a slick button or a pull‑out panel; people love the reveal but not the clutter. I’m already picturing the bass thumping and the neon flashing—this is going to be a showstopper.
Rocksteady
Got it, paisley or checkerboard vinyl it is. I’ll lock that in tight, then hide the LED switch in a panel that pulls out like a secret compartment. No clutter, just a slick reveal. The bass will punch the floor, neon will blink, and the whole thing will look like a 70s rock show on wheels. Let’s make sure everything’s secured and then you’ll be ready to hit the road.
Switter
Nice, you’re on the right track—just make sure the vinyl’s color pops under the neon. I’m already craving a midnight ride with that bass pumping and the retro lights flickering. When you hit the road, we’ll turn heads like a 70s arena tour. Ready to roll?
Rocksteady
Sounds good. I'll pick a vinyl that really shows up under the neon and make sure the colors hit right. When that bass starts thumping and the lights flicker, it's gonna be a ride that people remember. Let's get it finished and then hit the road. Ready to roll.