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Deviated stitching option is nice. I had planed to use Alcantara on my door lids but the way my GT3 shift knob is wearing I think I better stay with smooth leather. |
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I forgot that you had the full deviated option (and your car too!) If it matches the rest of the stitching throughout then it integrates visually and reads more like tasteful cuff links than a gold grenade-shaped earring, so I retract my objection to your deviation.
But my other points stand. My guidance is worth at least three times what you paid for it. And BTW Nobody gets my approval. But you've done ok without it so far. Just remember that for an agent as well as a nation, sometimes restraint is the stronger gesture. Peace and high revs |
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I installed them...
...with black stitching on my 2004 550 SE and they look great and feel great. No arm fatigue on the stitching.
One of the above posters mentioned that they would look horrible underneath when they are flipped open, and he is right, they do. The grain and stitching, in black at least, look pretty good to me. I did not add any padding underneath, but the leather is pretty darn thick and "cushy" on its own. Im happy with them. Sorry I don't have a photo handy, the car is away from me at the moment. Good luck. |
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