Looking for sand grey seat fabric

[cmoore]

My door panels were butchered for a speaker install. i am attempting to retrofit them closer to stock with some stock fabric, and put original speakerholes back in place. So what i am looking for is either beat up/ripped front/rear seats that someone put aside or maybe took out for track/autoX. And even then, given the expense of shipping seats, hoping to find someone to take a pair of scissors and cut out broad areas of the fabric and just send that to me.
See attached photo for the material i am looking for. It is from a 97 Active with sand grey fabric (not faux leather) interior. The same fabric is used on the door panels and seats.

If you have some old/beat up seats you didn't think were worth selling as they are too beat up, perhaps they would be of value to me for repairing some door panels. Willing to pay a reasonable amount plus shipping.
Thanks.
PM or cmoore.ny@gmail.com

[touring intl]

Originally Posted by cmoore

My door panels were butchered for a speaker install. i am attempting to retrofit them closer to stock with some stock fabric, and put original speakerholes back in place. So what i am looking for is either beat up/ripped front/rear seats that someone put aside or maybe took out for track/autoX. And even then, given the expense of shipping seats, hoping to find someone to take a pair of scissors and cut out broad areas of the fabric and just send that to me.
See attached photo for the material i am looking for. It is from a 97 Active with sand grey fabric (not faux leather) interior. The same fabric is used on the door panels and seats.

If you have some old/beat up seats you didn't think were worth selling as they are too beat up, perhaps they would be of value to me for repairing some door panels. Willing to pay a reasonable amount plus shipping.
Thanks.
PM or cmoore.ny@gmail.com

Same boat as you, but worse the (PO "clown") punch 4 holes in all the panels to put speakers in them , so far I have a passengers door panel off a donor Ti I found today. (driver's panel was already gone)