Seems to be a good deal for the low mileage. Tan maybe a turn off, but for $1000 or so, you may find the perfect natural brown interior and do a swap (there was one set on Fanatic recently).
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...ngId=380773530
Seems to be a good deal for the low mileage. Tan maybe a turn off, but for $1000 or so, you may find the perfect natural brown interior and do a swap (there was one set on Fanatic recently).
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...ngId=380773530
Link doesn't work but I found it!
http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...ngId=380773530
Finding a complete Natural Brown interior for sale is like finding a unicorn in Antarctica.Quote:
Originally Posted by 330blast
I happened to buy that interior that was listed on E46F (and on here, same seller). I've been searching for FOUR years.
Love those miles but hate the tan.
Love those low miles!
Agreed on Beige - not the best interior choice. IMO it would look so much better if they'd done black carpet & dash like they did with the Natural Brown. Even the gray interior would look better if they didn't color match the entire interior.
While searching for our E70 X5, BMW did the same thing there. If you opted for Beige or Tobacco leather, the carpets and dash are all the same color, whereas the Cinnamon or Oyster interiors comes with black carpet and dash, which looks so much better.
Well, the anthracite headlines, Alcantara shift/hand brake boot, and black cube trim in ZHP tamed the dominant Tan/Gray interior. Adding a set of black floor mat, it's not as bad as a regular all Tan/Gray. I just wish they make two tone door panels, which will make the interior much nicer for these light colors.