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244 Rear Hat Shelf 200

posted by  el doctor on  Mon Sep 1 15:06 CST 2003
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On my il 240, the seat belt covers and the shelf material had deteriorated to the point of looking really bad. I got new seat belt covers on ebay and painted them dark brown to match the originals. I pulled the hardboard shelf out of the car and took it to a trim shop. They matched a dark brown felt type material and glued it onto the shelf for $25. It really was simple enought that I should have done it myself. The car looks so much better now.
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91 240, 86 240 DL, 485k, Tulsa, OK






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