Subject	Depends on your rendition of "very nice"
Posted by	ZXoltan on May 26, 2022 at 9:39 AM
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In Reply To	charcoal leather seats valuation question posted by sjz on May 25, 2022 at 08:56 PM
Message	If they are from a very low mileage car and the leather is still supple and what would be considered by most as "show quality" or "museum quality" they could be worth quite a bit (to the right person). However, if they have no tears but the leather is hardened, has areas of discoloration, significant bolster wear, and look worn, then you are back in that $300 to $400 range.
Follow Ups	charcoal leather seats valuation question - sjz 20:56:54 05/25/22 Seats w/ rips are going for $125 from parts cars.... so that - Gordo LSZ Daytona 21:46:01 05/25/22 Id say 3-400. - Drk93TT 05:26:37 05/26/22 I'd look at it from the perspective of someone who needs - black300zx 07:31:15 05/26/22 Re: I'd look at it from the perspective of someone who needs - sjz 10:08:18 05/28/22 Depends on your rendition of "very nice" - ZXoltan 09:39:23 05/26/22 I sold a pair for $450 they were good no rips. Shipping is - CmyZ 15:16:03 05/26/22 I need some for my beige to black swap :) (n/m) - Lanks 08:46:51 05/27/22 Re: I need some for my beige to black swap :) - sjz 10:10:20 05/28/22 I'm in the Phoenix area. - Lanks 21:53:27 05/28/22
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