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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / March 2006

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anyone want to trade leather seats for cloth seats in 2005 OBW?

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KLS - 28 Mar 2006 20:19 GMT
Does anyone have a 2005 OBW wagon with leather seats you'd trade for
my mother's cloth seats?  She really regrets not buying the leather
seats she wanted, but she also really didn't want the sunroof.  Post
here; I watch this group religiously.  Thanks!
BrianW - 28 Mar 2006 22:52 GMT
Aftermarket upholstery shops can usually get leather replacement
seatcovers to install in your OBW. They take off the cloth seat
coverings and replace them with leather. It's hard to tell the
difference from factory.

Sometimes the "kits" show up on eBay...
Sheldon - 29 Mar 2006 01:29 GMT
> Aftermarket upholstery shops can usually get leather replacement
> seatcovers to install in your OBW. They take off the cloth seat
> coverings and replace them with leather. It's hard to tell the
> difference from factory.
>
> Sometimes the "kits" show up on eBay...

Or, you can just fine some car seat covers that look and fit right.  I've
seen some pretty good ones, and when you sell the car the leather seats will
look brand new.  You can also wash them.  Obviously they won't looks as good
as OEM or the above post, but they do work.
Dino - 30 Mar 2006 01:48 GMT
I'm wondering how well those full seat covers work with the in-seat
side-airbags?  Are they strong enough to contain the full force of the
expelled bag or would they pop out.  And also, if an upholstery shop will
take on refitting a seat that has those?

>> Aftermarket upholstery shops can usually get leather replacement
>> seatcovers to install in your OBW. They take off the cloth seat
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> will look brand new.  You can also wash them.  Obviously they won't looks
> as good as OEM or the above post, but they do work.
 
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