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Postby Rogerf » Thu 17.11.2005, 18:48

Thanks Sy
Seats are now out and ready to go to Nick Whales in the morning.
Whether my seats have been out before [probably not with the amount of money found!!] but the spacers seemed to be fixed in position.
Just now deciding if the new magnolia leather will match my door cards.Existing cards are in good nick so should be o.k.
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Postby AndyH » Fri 18.11.2005, 01:01

Paul.P - I think you have the right idea... all black with gold bits everywhere - and of course the JPS emblem wherever you can put it. The gold bottom door panel will really lift the interior without you having to put the colour everywhere else - after all, the original team colours were black with gold, not the other way round! The gold piping should help make the car's statement well enough without going OTT.
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Postby Paul.P » Fri 18.11.2005, 08:17

Thats just how i see it Andy, nice to know i'm on the same wavelength !
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Postby theelanman » Fri 18.11.2005, 11:52

Paul
dont forget that aswell or instead of piping there is GOLD stitching.....not cream or magnolia or oatmeal......if its done in stitching the stitching could be propper gold thread.....
just a thought.....especially for the gaitors and probably door pockets
just my 2ps worth
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Postby Paul.P » Fri 18.11.2005, 19:18

Thanks Gareth, thats definitely something i'll take on board :D
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Postby surfboardfiller » Mon 21.11.2005, 21:30

Just sent my seats off for a retrim, based on what I saw at Stoneleigh.

I asked for the centre seam to be left out and piping to match the seat colour.

I contacted Mel Broome at Lotus via E-Mail, he's really easy to deal with:-

MBroome@lotuscars.co.uk
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Postby Ultimatt » Fri 17.03.2006, 19:32

What kind of prices are these seat retrims coming in at guys? Haven't even considered it before, but the originals could do with a revamp if the price is right. Any other recommended sources other than Lotus?

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Postby Paul.P » Fri 17.03.2006, 21:33

Matt, lotus retrim the seats for £325, unless theres been a price increase since xmas. They also refurb the seat in that price, which is something other company's probably don't do, & also they have the right moulds to cut the leather correctly. I have seen other retrims & whilst there not bad & probably cheaper, i havn't seen any that come up to lotus standards.
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Postby Gary » Fri 17.03.2006, 22:07

Thats per seat isn't it Paul?
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Postby Rogerf » Fri 17.03.2006, 23:12

My total price was £800 inc everything, but it was well worth it,excellent job.
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Postby Paul.P » Fri 17.03.2006, 23:14

Gary wrote:Thats per seat isn't it Paul?


It is Gary.
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Postby Rogerf » Sun 19.03.2006, 17:33

Just emailed Mr Broome at Lotus to add handbreak and gearstick gaiters to go along with the door trims the're doing at present.
My seats were done last month but having seen Pauln's magnolia gaiters at Donny,they looked superb.

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Postby PaulN » Mon 20.03.2006, 15:00

roger_fewtrell wrote:Just emailed Mr Broome at Lotus to add handbreak and gearstick gaiters to go along with the door trims the're doing at present.
My seats were done last month but having seen Pauln's magnolia gaiters at Donny,they looked superb.

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Cheers Roger,

Bear in mind the Hand brake gaiter on the S2 is secured under the center panel, which means if made as standard you need to either get behind the trim, or glue the gaiter in place.

The company i went with decided that velcro would be the best idea and which i tend to agree with now.

I did see some lovely Re-Trims there.

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Postby surfboardfiller » Sat 01.07.2006, 13:39

Finally the sun is out and my seats are not too hot to touch.



Door panels pair (plastic) £25
Door panels pair (leather) £89.62
Kick panels pair (bottom flat part of the door) £41.20
Seats pair £656.64
Carriage £75

(Plus VAT @ 17.5%)
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Postby Doug » Sun 02.07.2006, 08:27

Did you get the placard for in front of the passenger's seat = "NO FARTING"

wouldn't want to soil those nice seats :-D
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Postby surfboardfiller » Sun 02.07.2006, 12:20

Doug wrote:Did you get the placard for in front of the passenger's seat = "NO FARTING"

wouldn't want to soil those nice seats :-D


LOL! :D
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