I have recently purchased an A3 sportback (2.0tdi) it has the deep blue interior. Im trying to find a leather interior from a breakers to match the deep blue carpets and dash but all of the door cards I come accross with leather are black. Does any one know if there was an option for leather with the deep blue trim?
Which leather for deep blue interior
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jameo84
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I think there was I saw this A3 on pistonheads its a blue/black leather not sure if it was what you were looking for
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1253316.htm
http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1253316.htm
Thankyou,
Thats exactly what Im after.
Ive just got to locate one now. If anyone knows anybody breaking or selling an interior like this please drop me a PM.
Thats exactly what Im after.
Ive just got to locate one now. If anyone knows anybody breaking or selling an interior like this please drop me a PM.
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Very rare indeed - I bought a blue leather steering wheel by accident (don't ask - thought it was black) - can't shift the thing on ebay for love nor money....
I have deep blue interior on my Porsche... It's a real "1980's colour" and it was a custom order, and to my taste, it hasn't aged well. I recently had to replace the steering-wheel leather, since I couldn't get a replacement wheel. (It took me about eight hourse of VERY careful stitching...) Now I'm looking to re-do the seats...
Kerrrrist, I wish I didn't have a blue interior...
Some shots of my needlework...
-Just a quick word of advice which you may ignore if you choose... -Going for a rare/exotic/uncommon colour can bite you later on. -Black is an easier match if you ever need a panel replaced because it gets scratched, punctured or just starts to crack or crease later on... Bear that in mind, at least.
Keith
Kerrrrist, I wish I didn't have a blue interior...
Some shots of my needlework...
-Just a quick word of advice which you may ignore if you choose... -Going for a rare/exotic/uncommon colour can bite you later on. -Black is an easier match if you ever need a panel replaced because it gets scratched, punctured or just starts to crack or crease later on... Bear that in mind, at least.
Keith
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