Clazzio Leather Seat Covers at TruckLeather.com - In Stock or Custom!
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TruckLeather_Spencer (06-18-2014)
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ivory
I see on the website there is an ivory color available. It looks like it might be pretty close to the light beige/ivory in some xlt interiors. Can anyone confirm this? Pics? Maybe Spencer?
I know one guy on here (page 37) did his beige/chocolate interior truck with black seats and "lighter beige" as he called it stitching and it actually blended pretty well. Wonder if that was the ivory color. I know this isn't a popular color interior but for whatever reason the previous owner chose it and I really want to cover it with something better to blend...way to much light color for me. Thanks in advance.
I know one guy on here (page 37) did his beige/chocolate interior truck with black seats and "lighter beige" as he called it stitching and it actually blended pretty well. Wonder if that was the ivory color. I know this isn't a popular color interior but for whatever reason the previous owner chose it and I really want to cover it with something better to blend...way to much light color for me. Thanks in advance.
#665
[QUOTE=marauder11;3555048]I have the adobe interior and the samples i got the tan was a close match. If that helps i don't know[/QU OTE]
Yea unfortunately the beige in my truck is much different than the adobe interior. Adobe seems darker and more yellow or orange. The the beige is much more gray in my truck. It almost looks like the more popular gray interior but it's different. If your truck has gray interior my beige is the speaker color on the front doors and vise versa. I have the beige on top for the arm rest and a gray speaker. Actually if you look at Spencer's first post on page 1 the second YouTube video is the interior of my truck. Blue flame with grayish tan interior. They have the beige seats installed in that truck and I think personally it looks worse than the beginning. Last thing those interiors need is yet another color added. But that's just my opinion. Guess if the ivory doesn't match up I will just go with the black seats and light beige stitching like the guy on page 37 and paint all the grey trim (speaker, radio bezel, door handle bezel) black to try and add more black to match the seats and eliminate gray altogether. Problem is blending the black with that chocolate that is 80%of the interior. Got to love paying 40k for a truck only to have Ford try and cheapen out and save a couple bucks using the same colors for all the xlts.
Yea unfortunately the beige in my truck is much different than the adobe interior. Adobe seems darker and more yellow or orange. The the beige is much more gray in my truck. It almost looks like the more popular gray interior but it's different. If your truck has gray interior my beige is the speaker color on the front doors and vise versa. I have the beige on top for the arm rest and a gray speaker. Actually if you look at Spencer's first post on page 1 the second YouTube video is the interior of my truck. Blue flame with grayish tan interior. They have the beige seats installed in that truck and I think personally it looks worse than the beginning. Last thing those interiors need is yet another color added. But that's just my opinion. Guess if the ivory doesn't match up I will just go with the black seats and light beige stitching like the guy on page 37 and paint all the grey trim (speaker, radio bezel, door handle bezel) black to try and add more black to match the seats and eliminate gray altogether. Problem is blending the black with that chocolate that is 80%of the interior. Got to love paying 40k for a truck only to have Ford try and cheapen out and save a couple bucks using the same colors for all the xlts.
#666
The grey is very close match to the charcoal and grey interior on the samples I received. Doesn't look like close match in the photos online so will see when the covers arrive.
#667
When did you order your covers?
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