Fwd: Black Leather

[PMHALL@aol.com]

In a message dated 97-07-15 23:50:12 EDT, PMHALL writes:

 One nice thing about black leather is that if the seats start to show wear
hints of the natural leather.  As they usually do due to wear getting in and
out.  You can take black ink or that new shoe polish in the bottle and dye
the cracked leather so it's not visible.  As opposed to grey with brown crack
marks.  The other nice thing is that everything matches and it is not two
tone.  I'm not sure if the new Audi's come with a black dash, or color
matched.  I know that previously up to at least 93 100CSq they were black,
except for the V8 where the dash is color matched, as are all the pilars, and
even the speaker covers another V8 extra.
 
 P.M.Hall
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Forwarded message:
Subj:    Re: Black Leather
Date:    97-07-15 23:50:12 EDT
From:    PMHALL
To:      elmool@tiac.net

One nice thing about black leather is that if the seats start to show wear
hints of the natural leather.  As they usually do due to wear getting in and
out.  You can take black ink or that new shoe polish in the bottle and dye
the cracked leather so it's not visible.  As opposed to grey with brown crack
marks.  The other nice thing is that everything matches and it is not two
tone.  I'm not sure if the new Audi's come with a black dash, or color
matched.  I know that previously up to at least 93 100CSq they were black,
except for the V8 where the dash is color matched, as are all the pilars, and
even the speaker covers.

P.M.Hall

86' 5000S Grey leather, black dash, doors, rear deck, counsol, backs of the
front seats, etc.
90' V8  Platinum grey everything
'87 944s Gaurds red with black leather  If you don't drive often it you don't
have to clean it.