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10-30-2018, 05:02 PM
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I can't say for certain myself. The only deluxe interior car I've owned was the 219 black. I don't recall now if the seats had been redone or not, but the material was amazing. It was a definite weave and felt like if you spilled your Coke it would go right through it. I never tried. It had a certain amount of stretch to it, too. Hard to describe. Maybe Brad can take some close-ups of them? He owns the car now, at least last I had heard he still had it. The best picture I have of the seat material is probably this one. Front and back seats were all the same material. Very comfortable.
 Chad
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