New Two-Tone Interior!!! (Lots of Pics)
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You know, I really wasn't sure at first, vinyl just has a bad connotation. But a buddy of mine built a 55 Ford pick-up and used it, and I was amazed at how nice it was. There are really some good high-end vinyls now. If I didn't drive my car every day, and had a more money to throw, I would rather have leather, but this fit my situation better.
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Yea I hate how leather creases up, it was even worse on my Mustangs that I used to own. I think Ford put some crap protection on the seat at the factory because even though I used high end leather treatment they still creased and cracked.
Vinyl seems to be more forgivable and durable
Vinyl seems to be more forgivable and durable