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I keep seeing Cav leather advertised and must admit it looks smart (bar the obvious cold bum in winter and hot bum in summer )

Anyone know which interior would fit straight into my hatchback without too much messing? (ie CDX or V6)

also how much abouts am i looking at, including the door cards???

any hatchback leather

Any NON IRS interior will swap over. Around £100 is average. For Dippy leather . Around £250 for turbo leather, but the rear seat won't fit straight in.

Cheers for that Mark, i'm a lazy swine though so it would need to go straight in

Recently there have been what appears to e decent leather going for approx £50-75 on eBay. (you can get a full interior in the cav to transport btw, I've done it a few times)

However, I would advise against leather unless your prepared to look after it, I will post some pcture of leather tht hasnt been well looked after tomorrow.

i had leather in the old cav and it look great, i treated it once when i got it and it stayed perfect for a good 6-8 months until i sold it on.

Envoy CDX wrote:Recently there have been what appears to e decent leather going for approx £50-75 on eBay. (you can get a full interior in the cav to transport btw, I've done it a few times)

However, I would advise against leather unless your prepared to look after it, I will post some pcture of leather tht hasnt been well looked after tomorrow.

i hear what your saying Gary, my brother had leather in his old BMW he treated it ONCE. It looked aweful after a year or so, all cracked and split

It all depends on how often you use your car and how often you are willing to treat it.

Mark wrote:It all depends on how often you use your car and how often you are willing to treat it.

Mine is wel overdue a treating, and I use my car EVERY day, pretty much without fail.

Envoy CDX wrote:

Mark wrote:It all depends on how often you use your car and how often you are willing to treat it.

Mine is wel overdue a treating, and I use my car EVERY day, pretty much without fail.

same here

as for cold bums on a cold day, wire up the heated seats to enjoy warm bum on cold day

Im loving my heated seats, i dont know how i lived without them in the winter before

Gaz wrote:Im loving my heated seats, i dont know how i lived without them in the winter before

I will (eventually) get my seats wired in.

Heated leather is good.....after it's warm..lol It's the waiting period I hate.

Mark wrote:Heated leather is good.....after it's warm..lol It's the waiting period I hate.

I'm still waiting for the heat..

Gaz wrote:Im loving my heated seats, i dont know how i lived without them in the winter before

In Leather i can understand but you've got cloth seats and they feel weird, especially when i burn my bloody ass on them

FoxyCav wrote:especially when i burn my bloody ass on them

What the hell are you 2 into????

Leather and heat apparently...lol

and some extras............

IVE GOT CAVALIER DIPLOMAT LEATHER IN MY HATCHBACK FITS STRAIGHT IN APART FROM CHANGING PASSENGER SEAT RUNNER WITH UR ORIGINAL ONE.LOOK VERY NICE AND I TREAT MINE ONCE A MONTH AND LOOKS LIKE NEW.I PAID £100 FOR FRONT AND REAR SEATS AND DOORCARDS .GOOD LUCK MATE

MENIS wrote:IVE GOT CAVALIER DIPLOMAT LEATHER IN MY HATCHBACK FITS STRAIGHT IN APART FROM CHANGING PASSENGER SEAT RUNNER WITH UR ORIGINAL ONE.LOOK VERY NICE AND I TREAT MINE ONCE A MONTH AND LOOKS LIKE NEW.I PAID £100 FOR FRONT AND REAR SEATS AND DOORCARDS .GOOD LUCK MATE

you got that cheap