MEP7557

Carson Toyota/ Lexus has access to all of Grazio's parts. Call the 800 number on their link and ask for parts. There is a guy who is in charge of the custom parts. My understanding is Grazio buys the parts from Lexus and then they coat them at their factory. He said the finishes are top notch. All of the wood trim pieces are not 'real' wood, they are coatings to look like wood. He said they look really nice though. The one problem is, all of their interior parts are made for a right hand drive. Only certain interior parts will cross over to a left, I believe the mouse does cross over. The gear shift panel does not. That's the one I would like to see.

Good Luck, if anybody get's any of these I would love to see pictures and comments.

jclem

Good info, thanks, I'll check it out. As far as the gear shift panel, I believe that is part of the multi-piece trim kits that I've seen many places online, like this one: http://www.wooddash.com/item/LEXUS_D...X350_2010_UP_2

If Grazio buys Lexus parts and "coats" them, it sounds like it'll be much more expensive than the peel n stick decals from Wooddash and others. I'll soon find out.

jclem

I spoke to Louis at Carson and the wood mouse/handrest assembly costs $320. and takes 3-4 weeks to get. It is NOT a peel n stick decal, but a whole unit which would replace what is in the car. He had no idea how easy or hard it is to do. Food for thought................

Stormforge

where there is a will, there is a way. as long as you confirm that it's not just right hand drive use only, it should fit our RX. the question you then need to ask is how willing are you to upgrade?

Fogcutter

Yikes! Gotta want'em real bad for that much coin. They really shouldn't be smoking crack when they type up the price list. That's nearly as bad as MB.

memasterac

I just have to say you can keep the IS and GS and purchase a RX for the family. I think a lot of members here have both sedans and SUVs and the sporty days live.