Nicole

They look just as nice as the seats in the frog... awesome!

Now, I do wonder, if those will end up in Texas...

Rob M Budd

This set was part of a package so breaking it down wouldn't be accurate. The pricing for seat re-upholstery is on my web site http://928leathershop.com/Porsche_Se..._and_Kits.html.
There is an additional premium for pacha material based on market conditions and availability at the time the order is placed. Presently my sources for this pacha material have been exhausted.

Rob M Budd

My sincere thanks to everyone for the compliments.

This set is headed for the East Coast.
The material is indeed rare. I managed to get the last of what my sources had to complete this job.

Steve J.

How much material is required (how many meters? yards?) to restore the front and back seats and door panels?

Rob M Budd

3 yards/meters will do it.

linderpat

And the Blumaxx!
http://www.928registry.org/1978-928-0834.htm

Glad to know there is a great source for any repair work that might be needed!

bronto

That seems short to me. Will two seats worth of material fit side by side across the width of the material? The material I bought (wrong color) a couple of years ago was cut so that you really couldn't do that. Lots of wasted material if you wanted the pattern to match up right.

pcar928fan

I do like Bluemaxxx! WOW! What a beauty of a car!

Rob M Budd

I don't recall it taking one meter per seat but you're right that if its short by only a few MMs you have to use more to line up the pattern.

Kevin Michael

Hi Rob, How come the headrest is done in Pascha as well?

davek9

Looks great Bob, nice job!

bronto

That's the way they're supposed to be.

6mil928

Very nice. For me though I don't like the Pascha material on the headrest of the seat. Was Pascha originally up there I can't remember?

Rob M Budd

Yes. The OEM versions included the headrests.

waynelambright

Who can do these back to like new and how much in leather?

Thanks 1979 #73