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i'd post a pic of fronts for color (there are a couple of variations of 'saddle brown'/tobacco) and send out a cry for a nice used seat on the parts want'd forum...that'll be your best color match and probably a heck of a lot cheaper too

if your seats good, ask them to send you just the skin...save a few on shipping

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World may have the brown vinyl, but it is different than the 1966-73 pattern. Take a look at their drawings as there are three different variations on the way it is sewn together. Also the type of vinyl used- embossed, perforated, smooth.

If you have different front seats or covers, you may not be concerned that the pattern/type of vinyl is "not correct" on your rear seat.

My collection of experience is that World (used to be XKSS) makes decent stuff and a pretty good price. It may not be the "perfectly correct" material made from original Black Forest naughas, but compared to a 30 year old ratted out interior it will look a damn sight better.

GAHH has a really good reputation and is known to use all the correct stuff and patterns. However, you will pay extra for this.

I guess it comes down to what do you want your car to be, how much are you prepared to pay, What do YOU want.

Steve J

72 tii / 83 320is / 88 M3 / 08 MCS R55 / 12 MC R56

& too many bikes

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Hey celk--I am currently redoing my rear seat to match Recaros and I have a black basketweave upholstery set that is in pristine condition---my 1971 2002 has always been garaged or covered with a car cover. It might be a month or two until the project is completed (the covers are needed for the pattern). Let me know if this might solve your problem--Jim in Seattle

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Hey celk--I am currently redoing my rear seat to match Recaros and I have a black basketweave upholstery set that is in pristine condition---my 1971 2002 has always been garaged or covered with a car cover. It might be a month or two until the project is completed (the covers are needed for the pattern). Let me know if this might solve your problem--Jim in Seattle

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