84stock

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Got in my car to start and run it for a bit (in storage). Drivers door is against a wall so I have to climb over from the passenger side.

While hoisting my 215 lb carcass over my elbow slipped "THROUGH" the leather on the back of my passenger seat.

****!!

Come spring I have no choice now but to do the red cloth seat swap (got a mint pair from the wrecker).

I love the cloth seats but my wife really likes the look of the leather.

So in the spring, when I do the swap, I will have a very very sweet drivers leather seat for sale. This was recovered in matching leather and design in a better quality softer leather.

Now that will be easy to find a buyer for, after all, what does the average drivers leather seat look like at this point.

theNeanderthol

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I've done some leather seat repair, but lately I've been playing with the idea of recovering and restoring a set in leather. It's intimidating, though, the only people I've known that have done it have been doing it for many years. I'm hoping that if I take my time, I can make it look nice.

bad 83

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I redid mine myself about 3-4 years ago with the Racing Beat seat kits. Turned out great, and it didn't cost an arm and leg to do. http://www.racingbeat.com/RX7-1975-1...37040-79V.html