seat covers: yes or no?

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#41

09-15-2009, 10:04 PM

Watsoff

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Originally Posted by 55Fit55

Check out my gray one from my old C4C '98 Ford Taurus Wagon. Dropped it in the Fit until I could find something else.

Have this pic from my armrest install..........click on pic to enlarge and get the full effect.

Might have to look into the straw option..................

haaa!!!! damn, i didn't think folks still used those. from yer pic, it doesn't look as straw-like as the ones I remember from my parents 1974 Pinto. But, hey, whatever works for ya

#42

09-15-2009, 10:19 PM

Lek

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The 50 year old sofa in my living room is leather and gets abuse everday, but it still looks good. On the other hand, my 1 year old fabric sofa is starting to look shabby, deform and look dirty already.

If you're goiing to keep the car for a long time pay a bit extra for leather.

#43

09-15-2009, 10:46 PM

Shockwave199

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Originally Posted by Lek

Polyester is better material than stock, with leather they clean up easily if waxed correctly.

My friend, you have one hell of a sweet Fit, inside and out!

#44

09-15-2009, 10:56 PM

Lek

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I just bought the the second base model and with the $3000 I saved, I bought goodies to my own spec. Still got money left. That's the way many Fit/Jazz owners work in Thailand.

Honda marketing use the word sport to sell the expensive models, but many owner end up modding just like me.