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I second the katzkin idea, the leather is much higher quality than the OEM leather. The install is time consuming but honestly not horrible. The other issue you'll run into is that base cars with cloth don't have the plugs for the heat/cooling portion of the premium seats so you have to wire it yourself and add the switches manually.
But yeah, I wish you luck finding a swap mate due to how much work it is and how much people generally don't want cloth.
But yeah, I wish you luck finding a swap mate due to how much work it is and how much people generally don't want cloth.
