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Old 25th October 2009, 06:37   #1
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ALPINA seat fabric
I am looking for the ALPINA seat fabric that was used on the Scheel seats.
I need enough to cover the rear seat and 2 driver seats.

The Material I am in need of is the same in this Photo.

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Old 25th October 2009, 11:48   #2
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To be honest ,, i think this is very hard to find,, but IMO i think the best idea is to contact Buchloe ((ALPINA headoffice))
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Old 25th October 2009, 12:11   #3
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Agreed. Contact Buchloe.
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Old 25th October 2009, 20:36   #4
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Thank you Ferrari-BMW and Kees

Email was already sent to Buchloe. I am hoping someone here may just have some laying around.
I know the odds are not very good but you never know. Hope you are doing well Kees !
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Old 26th October 2009, 12:30   #5
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Please tell ous what kind of answer you got back from Alpina.
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Pretty certain that's long long nla. Even 10 years ago, the oldest stuff they had was the charcoal wool-type stuff with the small single stripes from the E30/etc.
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Pretty certain that's long long nla. Even 10 years ago, the oldest stuff they had was the charcoal wool-type stuff with the small single stripes from the E30/etc.
Agreed. But it can't hurt to check.
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I could use some of that fabric also. If you find it let me know and if there is enough i will go in on it with you.
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Thank you Ferrari-BMW and Kees

Email was already sent to Buchloe. I am hoping someone here may just have some laying around.
I know the odds are not very good but you never know. Hope you are doing well Kees !

Carmel, I got your PM however could not reply due to lack of posts.

Keep me posted about fabric, I will answer your other questions shortly(after 15 posts), it won't take me long
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alpina can only do the leather replacement now they dont have any of the cloth anymore but they could get it made for you but you would have to buy the whole roll which i think would be very very expensive unless you know lots of people that want the cloth and then you could do a group buy
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