[s-cars] Ecru Seats
Tom Green
trgreen at comcast.net
Fri Mar 30 13:58:56 EDT 2007
You should feel "used" perhaps, but not "abused", Dave. Although there
are bargains to be had from salvage yards that do not deal in Audi
parts,
the reality is most seats there are probably pretty worn by now.
Most of
the places I have seen don't really care about interiors and take no
pains
to secure them from the weather. Even Dads, who specializes in Audi,
lets
the URS interiors bake in the California sun and soak in the winter
rains.
The few well cared for seats that come on the market are premium
articles.
The abused seats are junk, and if they are dirty, you really can't
tell what is
underneath.
I didn't write to offend, but to point out the slim odds of locating any
"cheap" seats, and to ridicule the idea that painted seats are anything
like leather seats. I think someone who spends $5K+ upgrading the car
and lavishing a great deal of time as well should consider a few hundred
on the part they use the most.
Tom
On Mar 30, 2007, at 12:31 PM, Dave Forgie wrote:
> Hmmm....I think I should be offended by "the cheapness of Dave"
> remark.
> But I'm not. I have two UrS seats for CDN$200 (about US$170) so I
> don't
> care.
>
> I should note however, that I tracked those seats for 2 or 3 years
> while they were in Denon Performance's warehouse. I had to tell them
> where they were. They were pretty much buried and forgotten so the
> $200
> was a win-win for both of us.
>
> Dave F.
>
>>>> Tom Green <trgreen at comcast.net> 3/29/2007 5:55 PM >>>
> Lee,
>
> Sure is funny how this list twists and turns. I never imagined to
> so see someone envy the cheapness of Dave on a public forum
> to boot. :-).
>
> Especially when I know you could be sitting on a like new set
> of black seats from Cleveland that were bargain priced as well.
> Just consider the all the money and time spent by those listers
> that have written recently. And look at those driven to accept the
> mediocrity of painting their seats because of the cost and obstacles
> for doing otherwise. : -) Considering all that, a dirty and worn
> set
> for CDN$200 would be a bargain.
>
> You are lucky it is not an s-car or it would be paying you back
> already for this cheap talk. :-)
>
> Tom
>
>
>
>> Lee Levitt pines:
>> Nice.
>>
>> If anyone has a pair of dirty but not worn S6 seats in black, I'm
>> willing to spend CDN$200 too!
>>
>> :)
>>
>> Lee
>> '99 A6 quattro avant (with A6 sport seats)
>> '97 A6 quattro avant (with S6 3 spoke wheel, needs sport
>> seats...)
>> '96 A6 quatto avant (hers, she doesn't care, not one bit...)
>>
>>
>> On Thu Mar 29 13:16:48 PDT 2007, Dave Forgie <forgied at ae.ca>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> I was able to "score" a pair of ecru front seats in dirty but not
>>> worn
>>> condition for CDN$200. I consider that a bargain, if for no
>>> other
>>> reason, spare parts for my seats.
>>> Dave F.
>
>
>
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