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  1. Dino246gt

    Dino246gt Formula 3

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    #1 Dino246gt, Dec 14, 2009
    I see that Re-Originals is more expensive than GAAH, but is there a difference in quality? Anyone who has used these suppliers for interiors please comment. I am doing all new 308 interior, leather and carpet. Thanks, Dino
     
  2. hank sound

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    #2 hank sound, Dec 14, 2009
    Dino, where are you located?

    Cheers, Hank
     
  3. Dino246gt

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    #3 Dino246gt, Dec 14, 2009
    Up in Winnipeg, Canada
     
  4. Rifledriver

    Rifledriver Three Time F1 World Champ

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    #4 Rifledriver, Dec 15, 2009
    Both are outstanding. The key is to have it well installed.
     
  5. BigTex

    BigTex Seven Time F1 World Champ
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    #5 BigTex, Dec 15, 2009

    +1

    It's just loose pieces in a box, it's the installer that can make or break the look....

    ReOriginals cites OEM vendors in Italy is the reason for the premium....I think a recent expansion also sees them installing, turn key....
     
  6. labcars

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    #6 labcars, Dec 15, 2009
    Just redid my '77 308GTB inteior (Carpets and seats) using GAAH and it's awesome! I don't have any experience with the Re-originals pieces, but as others have opined, I'm sure they are equally impressive. The key, as has been stated, is the installation. I'd worry more about who you'd have install than the choice above. Good luck though. It's amazing how redoing the interior entirely changes your feelings about your vehicle! It's like falling in love all over again!
     
  7. Dino246gt

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    #7 Dino246gt, Dec 15, 2009
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    Thanks I am talking with GAAH, I've had my car completely stripped and repainted in original Nero, but of course the interior looks "less perfect" now with the fantastic new paint! I do have a professional installer, the guy who did my headliner ready to do the leather and carpet. I also got the trunk carpet set from Belgium and a new zip cover. Here's my original interior, Bordeaux. I'm so excited about getting it all back together, converted to Euro look, sort of, and the exhaust has been properly modified to my taste with gutted cats and new stainless tips, longer than original. Putting mirrors on both sides as well. I got a Ferrari spare tire hold down, and Ferrari battery cover, plus some other minor new stuff, it's all serviced and should be fantastic by Spring! More fantastic I should say, as it's already been fantastic for me!
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  8. cavallo_nero

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    #8 cavallo_nero, Dec 15, 2009
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  9. SrfCity

    SrfCity F1 World Champ

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    #9 SrfCity, Dec 15, 2009
    What about having a custom leather guy just replicate the original seats? Your seats don't look too bad, I'm sure they could be refurb'd at a fraction of the price, look great and still retain some nice patina.
     

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