Interiors

[jleyton]

<sub>Just getting ready to buy newTan (code 74) front seat covers asI’ve currently got about three different shades of material on different pieces of seattrim :shock:

The picture below (not of my car) shows an Original door trim and a replacement seat cover from Aldridges, and you can see that they are a subtly different shade – I’d describe the original as ‘yellowy’ and the Aldrige covers as ‘pinky’ although you’d possiblyonly notice the difference when the two are side by side. However I don't needto replace my, original colour,rear seat cover as it's inremarkably good condition,soI'd prefer to get new front seat covers that are an exact match for the original colourif possible.

That long winded explanation was to lead up to my question, does anybody know which, if any, supplier sells the ‘yellowy’ Ie closest to original, Tan colour seat trims?</sub>

[Moraystag]

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Jleyton, that looks to be the same colour as mine but it's listed as beige, you've got me thinking now

[MB]

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Maybe you need to wait 30 odd years for it to mature/fade to the same colour:?

[Wendy]

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Moraystag wrote:

Jleyton, that looks to be the same colour as mine but it's listed as beige, you've got me thinking now

Mine is tan and is definitely a much darker, orangey colour than either of yours. What's your trim code? The Saddle Tan as fitted to my Carmine Stag(paint code 82) is 43.

[jleyton]

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OOPS !!! You guys are all right and I'm wrong :shock:- well, sort of.

I was right when I said code 74 but, just like Moraystag said, it's Beige, not Tan - silly me.

So, Moraystag, don't worry, you're right and yes Wendy, mine isn't like yourSaddle Tan.

Nevertheless, my questionremains, slightly altered to: "does anybody know which, if any, supplier sells the 'yellowy' Ie closest to original, Beige colour seat trims" - rather than the slightly more pinky ones (as in the picture) from Aldridge?