Not Inka, but so think execmalibu’s Colorado looked nice with tan seats.
My Inka Orange
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that's what I was thinking, I have a very good friend that he have a store in dawn town Los Angeles, he sales leather and vinyl only, I talk to him today, he have a good quality leather in black and I can buy it with wholesale price that way I can save big dollar and the best quality leather, he have a machine that he can make the center part perforated, that will be a help summer time to be cool,
Hello, I have to do black, Oxblood dos not go with orange I had a piece that my friend bring me today, it look ugly with it, and I can not think of any other color. but the good thing it is my 2002tii engine is getting ready this week will be installed.
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I'd be more concerned that Gigi is going to deform the boot lid.. Don't mind the seats but think I prefer black.
White leather.
Perhaps you can get the leather you bought dyed (painted), that way you can have the exact color you want. All auto leather is done this way.
Nature is our guide for colors. Ox blood comes from blood, nature. I thought Ox meant oxygen, for the darkening of blood exposed to air. Nope, ox blood comes from the castrated adult male bovine used for transportation as a draft animal. It is a transportation color and that justifies its use for a car. To paint the entire car you need oxen blood, plural. If the seat's leather and the dye come from the same ox, you have a matching numbers interior, and the value of the car increases. Just my thoughts. Keep the leather black.
Don’t perforate the leather, keep it stock.
Thanks Chris, will not do it.
That model is pretty much where it all started for me, circa 1985...
rodspock
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Most Inka cars had black or beige interiors. Mine however was delivered with a blue interior - love the contrast. Rod