Dear R3V's
I have 3 pairs of high quality leather ebrake and shift boots - in M Stitching and Black Stitching. I got these from a vendor in England who did really good stitching work, and so I bought a few extras when I was helping a buddy restore his car. Long story short, I didn't use them and I came across them today.
I include a pix of my interior - I used the same stuff and it came out very well. The leather is good quality but is textured well so it's not either bulky or thin and drapes well.
Note: everything is sold but 1 black leather ebrake boot (10/29)
$15 for the ebrake leather - black only - 1 left
PM for paypal deets
Shipped to USA - Non USA extra whatever it is
To install you must use the brackets that came with your factory piece or a replacement eBay piece and glue these to the frame. I can tell you more if you buy. It's a good winter project for a night or two over a few beers. Match these with an E36 leather handle and it's a nice upgrade over the plastic ones, that are usually cracked. (take a look at yours and you'll be surprised).
I have 3 pairs of high quality leather ebrake and shift boots - in M Stitching and Black Stitching. I got these from a vendor in England who did really good stitching work, and so I bought a few extras when I was helping a buddy restore his car. Long story short, I didn't use them and I came across them today.
I include a pix of my interior - I used the same stuff and it came out very well. The leather is good quality but is textured well so it's not either bulky or thin and drapes well.
Note: everything is sold but 1 black leather ebrake boot (10/29)
$15 for the ebrake leather - black only - 1 left
PM for paypal deets
Shipped to USA - Non USA extra whatever it is
To install you must use the brackets that came with your factory piece or a replacement eBay piece and glue these to the frame. I can tell you more if you buy. It's a good winter project for a night or two over a few beers. Match these with an E36 leather handle and it's a nice upgrade over the plastic ones, that are usually cracked. (take a look at yours and you'll be surprised).
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