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Sheeze... all this time you guys have been talking about CAMO interiors I didn't know what you've been talking about. I have the same seats but I always just thought of them as two-toned. I was imagining some kind of duck-blind Cabella's limited interior or something. I really like the two-tone. Was kind of dry-heaving at the thought of an actual camouflage seat cover.
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10-19-2010, 06:22 PM
Sheeze... all this time you guys have been talking about CAMO interiors I didn't know what you've been talking about. I have the same seats but I always just thought of them as two-toned. I was imagining some kind of duck-blind Cabella's limited interior or something. I really like the two-tone. Was kind of dry-heaving at the thought of an actual camouflage seat cover.
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10-20-2010, 02:01 PM
No offense intended at all to those who have or like the two tone, but I'm putting in a big thumbs up for the monotone change. Maybe it's a regional thing, I don't know, but I've had several reps at several dealers say that the two tone seats were a very common complaint and turn off. When you have too many things (colors, etc) going on inside a vehicle, sometimes it just doesn't look good. Everyone has different tastes, the trucks are still excellent looking regardless of two tone vs monotone....my preference is for monotone. 
