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Unreal killer high end upholstery
Sorry if this has already been linked, I have done searches perhaps using it wrong?
Anyway, I've been searching for nice seat covers and in general different people who cater to P-cars. In doing so I came across what to me is the best looking and highest end upholstery I've seen used in our cars. Now mostly this guy does 928 stuff but does do some 911 parts. No way on earth I could ever afford the level of work but I'm sure some of you can so this link is for those looking for what I think is the ultimate. Oh, I don't often plug people don't hold it against me. Take a few to look at the goodness. Design Paul Champagne Porsche Leatherworks |
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Paul is well known in 928land. He knows Porsche seats quite well, and does some great stuff. I've seen lots of his work in person, and he's a good guy. He does have some lead time, though.
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I couldn't GIVE this man two front seats for a Pascha recover...
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Wow.....I kind of like this laser engraved Pasha in a funny way....but I like the original Pasha that came in Porsches as well.
Nyet....on the crests though. There is some seriously nice work on this company's website. 
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I have seen the engraved pasha in person, and it is stunning. There is no way that that picture can convey how nice it is. Also notice the lack of beading on the edge of the seat bolster.
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I would buy a 928 just so I could get him to do the interior for me!
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I love the ostrich interior......
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Though I cant afford most of the stuff they do, I think I will have
my steering wheel done and have them make me a shift boot. That is after I install and build a center console around the HPP PRO G50 shifter. I really like the quilted diamond look, classy. How do you guys like this wheel but with red stitching and have them etch 'TARGA' in the lower corner, with matching boot. I'm going to change from black to red int. Then later on have them perhaps recover the door pull and arm rest to match? 
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wow, this is real nice. I wonder what SW is this?
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I wonder why he specializes in 928s. With such quality works, he could have more customers doing 911 interiors too...
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Those seats are amazing...
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Because he has one and also a lot of friends and customers that drive them. This started as a hobby to keep him busy when he wintered in Texas. He's got a business, or did, in Canada, totaly unrelated.
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He is a really nice guy to boot. He was very responsive to my questions and sold me the necessary leather to do this wheel and horn pad.
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Yikes! That really transforms the car. It makes the original Porsche version look rather plain vanilla.
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I'd personally think the "Targa" on the wheel would be a bit much, but the contrasting stitching would look good.
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