Interior

This is a list of all interior-components, that I needed to build K.I.T.T. out of a 1988 Pontiac Firebird:

Interior	Tan interior
	My car originally used to have red interior, which looked OK, but was not really K.I.T.T.-like. So I bought a complete interior in tan - the same color used on the show. I also bought completely new carpets from stockinteriors.com » Photogallery about the tan interior
Interior	PMD seats
	The tan interior did not include the rare PMD seats, which were only produced from 1982-1984 as an option. I found an old set on eBay.com for a good price and the seller was very helpful with the upholstery in tan-like cloth. They look brand-new now. » Photogallery about the PMD seats
Interior	Dashboard
	I decided to get a 3rd/4th-season-dash with only one monitor, because I think the 1st/2nd-season-dash looks too oldfashioned in my eyes. I also prefer one big monitor over 2 small monitors. I got it from Knight Passions. » Photogallery about the dashboard
Interior	Dash electronics
	I got my electronics from Jupiter Electronics in Canada. I decided to buy the new version with colored LEDs, because I don't like the white look, when the LEDs are off. The electronics contain all functions, the stock dash used to have plus a working voicebox and compass unit. » Photogallery about the electronics
Interior	Countdown Sequencer
	The dash electronics do not include the countdown sequencer. I got it from Brian Thone. It is made of plastic. » Photogallery about the Countdown Sequencer
Interior	Dash overlays
	I got the dash overlays by Eric Wang, fitting to the Jupiter Electronics. The set is made of hard plastic panels and looks and fits great! » Photogallery about the overlays
Interior	Monitor
	Differently from the original K.I.T.T., my dash is equipped with a 10.4" TFT-display. A tube TV could make trouble at the German technical inspection which is necessary to drive on German streets - furthermore TFT-displays have a better picture quality. The display got a special TV frame to look like a oldfashioned TV - I got the frame from Knight Passions and the TFT panel from eBay. » Photogallery about the monitor
Interior	Steering wheel
	The steering wheel is a "gullwing" that I purchased from Knight Passions. It only had to be painted. » Photogallery about the gullwing
Interior	Switchpod
	The unit with the buttons for Turbo Boost & Co. comes from Wassim Razzouk from Jordan. The quality could be better, but it was quite cheap. I had to cut some depth, because in 99% of the time, I'm driving with a round steering wheel, which provides less space for the switchpod. » Photogallery about the switchpod
Interior	Overhead console
	I got my overhead console from Knight Passions. We added illuminated buttons to it, but they are only dummys without any functions. » Photogallery about the overhead console
Interior	Lower console
	My lower console is a little bit smaller than the original one, because I will keep my 1988 center console and only have room for a 12x15 cm console. I bought a housing from Conrad Electronics and added 16 illuminated pushbuttons, 2 buttons for the power windows and a control-unit for the scannerbar to it. » Photogallery about the lower console
Interior	Car-PC
	First, I wanted to put an old notebook into my trunk, but then I decided to get a Mini-ITX-PC, which is designed for use in cars. » Photogallery and component details
Interieur	Comlink
	I own several "Comlinks". One is a replica by Mark Puette - reproduced in facsimile. The others are modern smartwatches with self-created Comlink screens and K.I.T.T.'s German voice. » Photogallery about the Comlinks
Interior	Speaking software
	The software is a combination of "Dragon Naturally Speaking 8" and a software written by Chris Groeling from project-KITT.de. It reacts on spoken sentences and answers with the proper lines from K.I.T.T. in German with the original voice of K.I.T.T. (Gottfried Kramer). The lines were recorded from the TV show. » Demovideo (WMV 6.14 MB)