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Seats
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Jim_Gruber
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Hey I'm happy with my Miata seats. Enjoy cloth not vinyl on warm days behind me. Seats are much much comfortable than the originals plus I was able to secure from a local junkyard where they were inside and dry for $150. I did need to drill 3 new holes for mounting and the old holes, well drainage in the event I'm caught in a thunderstorm.
And I cannot speak enough about headrest speakers. Works well with the XM radio on even short drives. Channel 74 sound good turned up load.
And I cannot speak enough about headrest speakers. Works well with the XM radio on even short drives. Channel 74 sound good turned up load.