1994 Nissan Silvia S14 Interior Body Scan - 3D Scan (STL) [Item: AC3]

Contributor: AC3DScans

This 3D scan captures the interior cabin geometry of a Nissan Silvia S14, scanned from inside the vehicle with interior trim removed while retaining the factory door cards. The dataset provides a practical reference for interior packaging, motorsport development, and custom fabrication projects where accurate cabin geometry is required.

The scan includes major structural and spatial features of the S14 interior including transmission tunnel geometry, floor contours, firewall interface regions, rear cabin structure, and door card positioning. This makes it well suited for projects involving roll cage design, seat and harness mounting, interior panel fabrication, audio system packaging, and motorsport compliance layout work.

Due to the complexity of scanning stripped interiors, this dataset contains some incomplete areas and small holes where surfaces were obstructed or difficult to capture. Despite these imperfections, the scan still provides strong reference geometry and dimensional context that can significantly accelerate design and fitment development compared to working from manual measurements alone.

Resolution

• 2M Polygons

Common Applications

• Roll cage and chassis reinforcement design

• Custom seat and harness mounting development

• Interior panel and trim fabrication

• Audio and electronics packaging

• Motorsport and track vehicle interior layout

• Reverse engineering aftermarket interior components

File Suitability

Ideal for CAD reference, mount design, and structural integration workflows.

Disclaimer:

We encourage you to download the sample file to assess scan format, output quality, and how it performs in your preferred software. Different packages may interpret scan data differently, so verifying compatibility with your workflow is essential.

Please refer to the provided part images to evaluate file quality and representation.

While every effort is made during scanning to ensure accuracy, we advise verifying critical dimensions against the physical part if your application requires tight tolerances or precise referencing.

Reviewing both the sample file and images will help ensure the scan meets your requirements before purchase.