YOUR RESEARCHSeat refurbishment
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The seats in my C2 arr ruffled leather and are a little saggy where the lather has settled over the years. I'm wondering if I could get the bases and backs removed and re trimmed in standard leather without too much of a drama. The main body of the seats are in excellent condition with little or no wear to the bolsters etc, so it make more sense to re trim rather than swap out completely?
I've been looking at this lot over in the US, if you are handy with that kind of thing: https://www.lseat.com/products/1998-2004-porsche-911-996-custom-real-leather-seat-covers-front.html Price seems good, and the US Porsche forums seem to rave about them.
That is a decent price too
Not in Metropole blue though....
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