Go for it. I've got the same "issue" with my car, and it's not that noticible, plus the horizantally stitched cab seats look nicer IMHO. Besides the stitching being different, the M3 seat doesn't have piping either, which kind of sticks out when you compare the front and rear headrests. Just keep your front headrests when you swap the seats and you'll be fine.
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Woah, thanks 87Blue. Can anyone confirm this? Full M3/cabby interior in a 4-door? Baller!
Robrez, did you do this with blue seats? For some reason, the color looks slightly different to me on the M3/cabby vs. regular seats...no?Comment
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Sorry, no my seats are black. 88 and up cars used indigo blue while <88 used Pacific blue. They are different, but I've never seen the two side-by-side to know how much so. Check the interior color code sticky above. BTW, I'm pretty sure the cab rear seat will be too skinny, unless you're planning to use the extra space for a roll bar
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with everyone going black, i would wait it out. Blue done right can look nice. I think you should swap your map pockets and pulls to black though.....
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Thanks, Aptyp! Really haven't done a whole lot yet, but she cleaned up pretty good.
Ha! Alright. They're coming soon, I swear. No love for the H&R sports, huh?
umm...wow! Gorgeous! I'm convinced- blue on blue it is. Got any more pics of the interior?Comment


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