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Kev, those be activa roads me thinks
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Here's one from my blog Vince, originally the interior was black leather but I changed the seats and door cards, normally the carpet would also be beige (and by now rather discoloured/aged) so having a black carpet is rather helpful.vince wrote:I coudnt find any photos of a beige leather Xantia interior anywhere on the net so i will take some of mine when its in
Richard my seats are a darker beige than the ones you have in your pic, also they do not have the pronounced side bolsters which i presume are the MK2 versions? I agree though on the dark carpets....a beige one doesnt stand a chance does itDickieG wrote:Here's one from my blog Vince, originally the interior was black leather but I changed the seats and door cards, normally the carpet would also be beige (and by now rather discoloured/aged) so having a black carpet is rather helpful.vince wrote:I coudnt find any photos of a beige leather Xantia interior anywhere on the net so i will take some of mine when its in
Are your new seats electric? Fitting the rear ones will only take you 1/2 hour. What's the issue with door cards?
TBH the seats in that photo do look a little on the light side from what they really do look like, beige carpets don't normally stand a chance but somehow the one's in my forthcoming BMW are still like new so I can only presume the accountant I'm buying it from and all of his passengers have only worn slippers in the carvince wrote:Richard my seats are a darker beige than the ones you have in your pic, also they do not have the pronounced side bolsters which i presume are the MK2 versions? I agree though on the dark carpets....a beige one doesnt stand a chance does it
Supagard used to have a scotch protection available as a package on new cars, i used to apply it.vince wrote:There must be a product available like scotchguard for car carpets? That would come in handy for you id have thought....