im gunna get my seats re-upholstered and i was looking into getting some of the euro patterns, ive seen one i think its m tech, maybe someone just called it that and it wasnt true, im not sure, but it was a black and gray sort of plad, if you have any pictures of any of the fabrics, post them, and yes i used search, couldnt find anything exactly like what i wanted, and also, do you guys know of anywhere to get the fabrics?
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if only i was black and could rap......Originally posted by kencopperwheatDude, get some faux (or real) Burberry cloth for your seats.
but houndstooth is the one that is plad-like?, i thought houndstooth was the weird mixture of black and grey, kind of like messed up checkers, then there was a real square checkered pattern, then this plad-like one whcih im looking for, and im also pretty sure nobody makes the cloth, but im still asking just incase, or if someone knows where to get some or any info would be appreciatedComment
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I'm with ken. Burberry is off the hook. I got mine reupholstered in a simliar checkered pattern at a local shop for 660 out the door. Check your local guys out, you never know.I retired my E30 for now...
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Pics or ban.Originally posted by DSchultz325eI got mine reupholstered in a simliar checkered pattern at a local shop for 660 out the door.
I believe houndstooth is the one you're looking for.
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unhcll's seats. The driver's seat is actually sitting in my workshop, as I just swapped it over to a new frame for Chris. Awesome seats and they look great.Originally posted by kencopperwheatPics or ban.Originally posted by DSchultz325eI got mine reupholstered in a simliar checkered pattern at a local shop for 660 out the door.
I believe houndstooth is the one you're looking for.
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I don't think what he is trying to describe is houndstooth. The one he is talking about is more like the plad on flannel shirts, with a bigger pattern that overlaps eachother that came on Euro cars. I don't know where to find a pic of it though.Originally posted by jgentileif only i was black and could rap......Originally posted by kencopperwheatDude, get some faux (or real) Burberry cloth for your seats.
but houndstooth is the one that is plad-like?, i thought houndstooth was the weird mixture of black and grey, kind of like messed up checkers, then there was a real square checkered pattern, then this plad-like one whcih im looking for, and im also pretty sure nobody makes the cloth, but im still asking just incase, or if someone knows where to get some or any info would be appreciatedComment
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I know what you are talking about. I wonder if someone can find a picture. I looked on e30.de, but have not found one yet.Originally posted by DigitalwaveI don't think what he is trying to describe is houndstooth. The one he is talking about is more like the plad on flannel shirts, with a bigger pattern that overlaps eachother that came on Euro cars. I don't know where to find a pic of it though.Originally posted by jgentileif only i was black and could rap......Originally posted by kencopperwheatDude, get some faux (or real) Burberry cloth for your seats.
but houndstooth is the one that is plad-like?, i thought houndstooth was the weird mixture of black and grey, kind of like messed up checkers, then there was a real square checkered pattern, then this plad-like one whcih im looking for, and im also pretty sure nobody makes the cloth, but im still asking just incase, or if someone knows where to get some or any info would be appreciatedCurrent Cars2014 M235i2009 R56 Cooper S1998 M31997 M3Comment
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Yes, my seats. They are a bit dirty in that picture. True color is more grey...
And Rob's got one of them... I cant give him enough praise for all of his help with my various interior projects!!!!
perhaps you're thinking of #0380 on this page?
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Oh, the golfer-pants pattern? Check e30zone.co.uk - a bunch of UK cars came with it.Originally posted by DigitalwaveI don't think what he is trying to describe is houndstooth. The one he is talking about is more like the plad on flannel shirts, with a bigger pattern that overlaps eachother that came on Euro cars. I don't know where to find a pic of it though.Originally posted by jgentileif only i was black and could rap......Originally posted by kencopperwheatDude, get some faux (or real) Burberry cloth for your seats.
but houndstooth is the one that is plad-like?, i thought houndstooth was the weird mixture of black and grey, kind of like messed up checkers, then there was a real square checkered pattern, then this plad-like one whcih im looking for, and im also pretty sure nobody makes the cloth, but im still asking just incase, or if someone knows where to get some or any info would be appreciatedOriginally posted by Grueliusand i do not know what bugg brakes are.Comment
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I feel like I've posted pics of my interior 4375823047810587 times. The flash makes it look all sparkly but here:Originally posted by kencopperwheatPics or ban.Originally posted by DSchultz325eI got mine reupholstered in a simliar checkered pattern at a local shop for 660 out the door.
I believe houndstooth is the one you're looking for.

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not a very good pic. I got them re-upholstered as close as i could to the original pattern they had, the checkers are just a little bit bigger (or hmm might be the other way around). well anywayz that's a pic of my interior
btw before anyone says anything i got a shortshifter...when i took that pic i would need the passenger to put it in 5th gear :?Comment
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ya, houndstooth was what i thougt, im looking for the bigger pattern, i searched that UK site, didnt find anything, ill look more later, but does anyone know of anywhere to buy these fabrics, the real ones(houndstooth or the bigger pattern), or if not, then any good copies or anything like that, basiclly any info at all would be good, thanksComment





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