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View Poll Results: cloth or leather in a t-top/convertible?
leather 4 80.00%
cloth 1 20.00%
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Old 07-04-2009, 11:06 AM   #1
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T-Tops/Convertible: leather or cloth seats?
For an "open" car, what is better: leather or cloth seats? Or what would you choose?

I'd say with leather it looks better but during summer its more warm and you'll sweat more.
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Re: T-Tops/Convertible: leather or cloth seats?
Leather just in case a little rain happens to surprise you.
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Re: T-Tops/Convertible: leather or cloth seats?
Mine are cloth right now but I'll be recovering them with vinyl. I think it's better in case of a leak/rain.
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