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re-trimming standard seats
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14/12/2011 11:48
14/12/2011 11:48
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h2ypr
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Anyone ever re-trimmed standard seats? Noticable difference, with replacing the bolsters etc?
Also, can you upgrade the bolster support etc to be more "fitted" feeling like the plus?
Ross
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Re: re-trimming standard seats
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14/12/2011 19:05
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MABR
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Also, can you upgrade the bolster support etc to be more "fitted" feeling like the plus?
Ross You've got it bad haven't you?!  On a serious note, the standard leather in a 6 had deeper bolsters I think? This may be a cheaper compromise for you?
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Re: re-trimming standard seats
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14/12/2011 20:26
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tim42
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The seats in my VT6 are MUCH better than the Scottie seats... 2 years younger but 15K miles older. Both sets of seats still feel fine though; lots of non-stop 3hr drives to JBTs (  ) with no aches and pains even at my advanced age  , Tim
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Re: re-trimming standard seats
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16/12/2011 13:47
16/12/2011 13:47
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Mine have been retrimmed by the previous owner with broom yellow panels in the centre!
They look ah-may-zing but really don't feel any different to standard 20vt seats, other than they are less tired generally - I guess that the bolsters in the base were replaced.
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