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$10k plaid fabric
Ok since plaid front seats are adding some serious value to cars these days I have a question. When they came from the factory was it only applied to the front seats or should the door panels inserts and rear seats also be done???
I love the look but bringing big premiums. I always said buy the oddest color combos as they stick out and real collectors jump on them. |
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08-01-2013, 08:28 AM
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Seems on longhoods you can get away w/ just seats. Real money on G Series cars is the complete interior.
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08-01-2013, 09:54 AM
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My 1979 all original California Targa was a German delivery car picked up by the dealer himself. It has plaid front seat inserts but no plaid or cloth anywhere else. I understand plaid or cloth seats were more common for German Porsches than US Porsches.
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Exactly how I want to re upholster my SC seats.
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My 77 had Tartan (plaid) inserts on front and rear seats and on the door panels.
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