yes, i have a set of black and grey. they look great in the car. pm me your email address. i can send pictures to you that way. i may be a day or two to email you. my car is in the shop for a tune up. should be home tomorrow.
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fieroguy123 Member
Posts: 1523 From: Indianapolis Registered: Sep 2009
After having owned lots of used and new cars with leather seats, I hate them. No matter the care, if you use the car, they go to hell in no time. I used best leather conditioners, kept them spotless in my 04 Magnum. It had 20,000 when I sold it and drivers side had cracks starting to appear all over. If I have a choice, cloth seats are the only way to go for me. My old New Yorker (40 years old) had brocade cloth and they looked nearly like new except for one seam. An upholstery shop could have fixed it in 1/2 hour for $25. Ive had a few sets of Mr Mikes, and they were def quality stuff ...even though they were leather
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css9450 Member
Posts: 5423 From: Glen Ellyn, Illinois, USA Registered: Nov 2002
After having owned lots of used and new cars with leather seats, I hate them. No matter the care, if you use the car, they go to hell in no time. I used best leather conditioners, kept them spotless in my 04 Magnum. It had 20,000 when I sold it and drivers side had cracks starting to appear all over. If I have a choice, cloth seats are the only way to go for me. My old New Yorker (40 years old) had brocade cloth and they looked nearly like new except for one seam. An upholstery shop could have fixed it in 1/2 hour for $25. Ive had a few sets of Mr Mikes, and they were def quality stuff ...even though they were leather
What about leatherette? How do they hold up? I might do the cloth / leatherette combo like I saw somewhere on Mr. Mikes website. Leatherette on the sides to hopefully elminate the "classic tear" and cloth in the middle so I stay cool.
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Jun 6th, 2010
bakantor Member
Posts: 39 From: Minneapolis, MN Registered: May 2010
If you have kids, especially young ones you'll start to really appreciate leather for it's ability to repel milk and other unwanted bodily fluids.
That being said, not all leather is the same. My Excursion has leather seats... the quality is slightly less as you go back from the front to row 2 to row 3. I've got 100K on it and the only marginal spot is due to the prior owner and even then it's just scuffed. Some of the immitation stuff on the arm rest, however, has cracked. Our Honda Odyssey also has great leather. However a Mazda 626 I sat in years ago sucked!
I'm still debating but suspect I'll go leather when I do my seats.
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Amethyst Member
Posts: 946 From: Danville, IL, USA Registered: Jul 2005
What about leatherette? How do they hold up? I might do the cloth / leatherette combo like I saw somewhere on Mr. Mikes website. Leatherette on the sides to hopefully elminate the "classic tear" and cloth in the middle so I stay cool.
I had all the leather tore out of my Corvette convertible because of all the cracking I knew off the bat no one would ever buy a vette without 'leather' so I had them done in the same red in Naugahyde. That stuff will not wear out and looks almost exactly like leather without being cheap vinyl. I had naugahyde in my Ferrari kit too. I put 100K on it in less than 7 years and they looked exactly the same as the day they were put in. If i cant get cloth, I get naugahyde everytime. Ill never have leather given any choice. My Sebring has leather, but its roll and pleated suede and its ok especially for a convertible.
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Jun 9th, 2010
CrazyBernie Member
Posts: 124 From: Hendersonville, TN Registered: Jun 2007
After having owned lots of used and new cars with leather seats, I hate them. No matter the care, if you use the car, they go to hell in no time. I used best leather conditioners, kept them spotless in my 04 Magnum. It had 20,000 when I sold it and drivers side had cracks starting to appear all over. If I have a choice, cloth seats are the only way to go for me. My old New Yorker (40 years old) had brocade cloth and they looked nearly like new except for one seam. An upholstery shop could have fixed it in 1/2 hour for $25. Ive had a few sets of Mr Mikes, and they were def quality stuff ...even though they were leather
I have had better luck with leather then cloth.... ( not got Mr Mikes yet.. but i plan to when i get to that point )
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Amethyst Member
Posts: 946 From: Danville, IL, USA Registered: Jul 2005