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This is an interior that I redid. It was pretty aged, cracked, some spots the original color had worn through. There are before and after pics on this thread. If you send the company, Leatherique, a small sample of whichever piece you want the whole interior to look like, they will custom match it for you as they did on this car.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/406029-butters-gets-budge-seat-makeover.html

By the way, the car is a daily driver and still looks just about the same as when those pictures were taken (2 plus years ago).

angela

7/10/107:46 PM

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