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remove seats without making messes. 200

posted by  resunoiz on  Sun Apr 14 13:17 CST 2024
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Hopefully they were only a little dirty. They are quite new. True they can be preserved better for more 40 years but I want to see and "feel" it the way my father left it, putting some covers for less than 2/3000km a year would "ruin" that experience. At least for now ;)

Today was the first time I took car out of the garage after cleaning. I thought that the darker parts with different. Orientation would have remained more "darker"... But they aren't. In the sun are quite out-of-the-shop.






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