How many would give up their leather interior for cloth?
#21
Lexus Test Driver
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I just did it the other way around, I went from black cloth (same as in the pic) to black leather.
The black cloth interior wears very well, it still looks like new. It's not alcantara, but definitely high quality fabric.
I preferred sitting in the cloth seats as they were more plush and kept me from sliding when taking hard turns.
I will have my covers (front + back + headrests + doorpanels) up for sale soon.
The black cloth interior wears very well, it still looks like new. It's not alcantara, but definitely high quality fabric.
I preferred sitting in the cloth seats as they were more plush and kept me from sliding when taking hard turns.
I will have my covers (front + back + headrests + doorpanels) up for sale soon.
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#30
Lexus Test Driver
iTrader: (11)
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I just did it the other way around, I went from black cloth (same as in the pic) to black leather.
The black cloth interior wears very well, it still looks like new. It's not alcantara, but definitely high quality fabric.
I preferred sitting in the cloth seats as they were more plush and kept me from sliding when taking hard turns.
I will have my covers (front + back + headrests + doorpanels) up for sale soon.
The black cloth interior wears very well, it still looks like new. It's not alcantara, but definitely high quality fabric.
I preferred sitting in the cloth seats as they were more plush and kept me from sliding when taking hard turns.
I will have my covers (front + back + headrests + doorpanels) up for sale soon.