The only thing I don't like about my X is the seat material with matching door panels. So I bought the seat covers and changed the door panels. The 1st panel took me a while because I have no experience at all with this kind of stuff, but the 2nd one was done in about 1-1/2 hour. It is cheap and (for me) makes the interior much nicer. I posted some pictures here: My X\'s interior
If one of you want to do this and has no clue like me, I could explain a bit how to proceed and what to avoid if you want. Anyway, just thought I'd share this in case anybody else was thinking of doing it.

Looks good

Looks good..

I'm eventually gonna get the seat covers and I was planning on doing something like this..But now I know it looks good....

I like the in-dash clinometer.

I also hate the interior pattern of my X.
Awesome work.
What kind of glue did you use?

The glue will depend on the material you choose. The original has a foam on the back, the one I picked has rubber on the back. So I picked a spray glue 3M #80 for rubber and plastics. Looking back at it, it looks good, but I'm wondering if I shouldn't have chosen a material with foam on the back. Mine looks rigid, with foam looks more "soft", but I don't know, I like it anyway.

dirt rider, you might run into problems if it gets really hot where you live. I did the exact same mod and we have really hot summers in Cincy, and one day after work I came out and the material had come off the drivers side back door. I used neoprene for the inserts also so I called a rubber shop and they told me all the pannels will do that because of the glue I used. So they refered me to a specific glue that was for neoprene only. It was actually cheeper than the 3M glue. I don't have the name of it on hand cause i am at work but I can post it for you later. Just a heads up.

Yeah my brother redid his doors with like a vinyl type material and within a year it started to peel. I dunno what glue they used but I know they used some sort of heating to get it to set.

So I take it the neoprene glue worked?

BTW Where'd you get the neoprene for the doors?

The neoprene glue has held up so far, but it has only been about 4 months with the new glue on it. I don't think I will have any future problems because the glue does seem a lot stronger and it is applyed with a brush instead of a spray.
I purchased the neoprene from a shop in California, I just did a search on the internet and found it. I checked with local shops but no one carried it or would get it in cause of the lack of interest. It was fairly cheep.