posted 01-30-2003 06:52 PM                  

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Originally posted by ALLEY CAT:
IMO - top side seat edges. I use charcoal sheepskins six months of the year, so maybe mine will not show that wear? My outside mirrors are catching lots of flack also.

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We also have sheepskins and we are wondering why you only have them on for six months of the year? They are very practical all year round (cool in the summer, warm in the winter). Besides, they are a pain to install (not difficult, just that you don't have a lot of room to work with).
AlleyCat, inquiring minds would like to know your reasoning

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posted 01-30-2003 07:25 PM                  

Geeezz..that one's really easy for me . The clear coat on the driver side rocker pannel is almost completely worn off . I've coached Jack time and time again about not dragging his toenails on the rocker panel when he jumps into the Prowler for a ride. But it's done no good.

I guess the second most worn spot would be the carpet between the seats behind the armrest? Whenever JWD and I go for a ride he stands on the armrest..eagerly waging his hairy (and extremely abrasive) tail. All that rubbing has that portion of the carpeted interior extremely worn. I tell you..that part of the cars interior is trashed !!

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