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Small details keep a 90s Japanese interior feeling original. Here’s where to focus.

Don’t see your part in the catalog? Here’s how to give us what we need to reproduce it.

The small interior parts that manufacturers stopped making are exactly what 3D printing does best.

Swapping a cracked dash vent is a beginner-friendly job. Here’s a general walkthrough.

From a cracked original to a finished reprint — a look at how a discontinued part becomes a product.

Not all filament survives a hot dashboard. Here’s why material choice makes or breaks a reprinted interior part.

When an OEM part is discontinued, you’ve got two options: hunt the junkyards or reprint it. Here’s how they compare.

The center and side dash vents on the Toyota Soarer and Lexus SC300 are notorious for cracking. Here’s why it happens and the permanent fix.

This is where we’ll post updates as Obsoletemade grows — new parts going into the shop, fitment notes, behind-the-scenes on

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