McLaren 720s Seat and Wheel Retrim
Harry Pitcher • August 4, 2023
A pair of McLaren 720s seats that we have completed for one of our customers. We were requested to retrim the "Y" and centres panels for these seats. They were both originally black leather but have now been replaced with Volcano orange and carbon black Alcantara . The purpose of this was to spruce up the interior to make it pop! We also retrimmed the steering wheel, adding a racing band with matching orange stitching
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