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changing carpet / grey interior / black carpet???

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However, there have been some really clean cars with low mileage (and the old man grey interior) that I wonder if I could have lived with now that I see this Turbo with Deviated black carpet and lower doors.

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However, there have been some really clean cars with low mileage (and the old man grey interior) that I wonder if I could have lived with now that I see this Turbo with Deviated black carpet and lower doors.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've passed on several cars because I didn't want a grey interior (the leather looks yellowish to me when its old) However, there have been some really clean cars with low mileage (and the old man grey interior) that I wonder if I could have lived with now that I see this Turbo with Deviated black carpet and lower doors. http://www.msnpreowned.com/2002-Pors...7ilmHuZx72g%3d So I'm wondering, how expensive would it be to change to black carpet and lower doors? (in a car with Grey interior) ???

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