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Saggy Leather!!

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I reckon this is more down to the foam underneath rather than the leather itself, and would therefore need to have the trim taken off and the foam replaced where needed.

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I reckon this is more down to the foam underneath rather than the leather itself, and would therefore need to have the trim taken off and the foam replaced where needed.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, I've just bought a 2002 911 Turbo in Black and the car is pretty much sorted. My only niggle with it is that for the age of the car, the leather on the seats apears a bit saggy and not as tight, as it should be. I'm sure there's a double entendre there somewhere!!! Is there anyway I can get the leather tightened up i.e. companies that will do this? What are we looking at cost wise for this. They are electric, heated seats with memory function (if that has any bearing on it) Cheers, Omar

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I reckon this is more down to the foam underneath rather than the leather itself, and would therefore need to have the trim taken off and the foam replaced where needed. If it is the hide, then it would need both front seats retrimming which would be a few hundred pounds. Southbound motor trimmers in hampshire have a great reputation with Porsches.

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Hi Omar Congrats on your purchase. I think your car came with the ruffled leather option which is why they appear 'saggy'. Can you post up pics then we'll be able to confirm? Thanks ~ Maxie

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