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Good luck with your project.
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| Posted: 04-23-2006 04:00 am |
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I have to agree with Greg. A professional upholstery job is hard to beat. It also gives you a lot of options to customize your interior. I rebuilt my interior in 2000 using a charcoal gray cloth for the seats and door panels. The center panels in the seats are a gray with a small pattern in it. I had vertical stiching added on the door panels from the window down to the horizontal trim strip and spaced about an inch and a half apart. This really broke up the flat look of the doors. Using cloth made the driving much more comfortable. No more sticking to the seats in warm weather. I figured this interior is going to be in the car for a long time so it was worth the extra expence to have it done. Good luck with your project.
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