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Most disgusting seats I ever saw!

Grubby - yes. But it's cheap.

Isn't that a multivalve diesel? 2 prev owners, fair bit of MOT - £300? Even if you ran it on veg, used it for a few jobs and scrapped it when the ticket ran out you'll have had your money's worth :)
 
That's pretty good for seats in a Southampton car.

The worst ones I have seen were a back street car mechanics in Brum. They were minging with oil and dirt.
 
description - few minor marks and stretches, but clean and tidy for year :rolleyes:
but jokes aside could be good workhorse for someone
 
It was the clean and tidy for year that amazed me.

I bought one with almost 300k on it last year, they drive superbly, the engine is magnificent. That'll make much more than 300, at least double - and you've got a car that'll run for years.
 
seats out truck wash and pressure washer,job done,oh best wait for a sunny day though.
 
Looks perfect for taking the dags out. :D
 
Years ago, me and my collie were on the way from Devon to Hants in my W124, noticed a smell like cow poo, didn't get any less after a couple of miles, in fact it was getting worse, looked to the back seat where the dog was and he'd had a very runny and prolific accident all over the (cloth) back seat.

Pulled off at the next junction to see what the hell I was going to do about this mess, by this time the smell was unbearable, and the drivers window was open, I stopped, got out, slammed the door and walked to the back to get the dog out, who meantime had jumped over the seats and out the drivers window (presumably he couldn't stand the smell of his own crap either) covering the arm rest drivers seat and door trim in crap in the process.

What to do?

Had to take my coat out of the boot, stick it on the drivers seat, drive to the nearest garage and pressure wash the inside of the car, dog and coat, got some very strange looks as you'd imagine.

The owner of J 972 GOW, a white 300D, if your car smells in hot weather, you now know why!
 
Just the reason why dogs should only travel in the boot...even in a saloon.
 
I've had a few dogs in the back of my cars over the years....
 
I think the clue is in the fact it mentions 'needs new spears'
 
The rear seats of an Audi A4 that I took in part exchange about a year ago;
 
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