Wow, those seats look like they blew up!!!

The best and easiest way to clean leather is to buy a bar of glycerin saddle soap and cut it into small cubes. Put them in a microwave safe container like the ones that ZipLok makes. Gently warm the cubes of saddle soap until they melt into a liquid state. Let that cool at room temperature. Now you have leather cleaner in a tub with a lid that you can keep it in.

Don't use much water with a small round tack sponge (available at horse tack shops and feed and seed stores that sell riding supplies) to work up a dry lather. Use the dry lather to clean the leather. You do not want to use a soaking wet sponge to clean leather. Let the seats dry and buff with a soft cloth.

I have a German-made Passier saddle and this is the recommended way to clean good leather.

Dave
I believe the whole front sub-frame was swapped out. I think that would probably be the easiest way of doing it, anyway. The wheels are SHO, just painted body color like they did for the "Plus" edition. The one thing that wasn't changed for obvious reasons is that the rear still has tube shocks. The sedans had struts all the way around.

That thing got a hemi in it, West?

SCHWEET!

I believe the word is, "Schwing"!!!
Not a hemi, but still, "Schwing"!!!

Respectfully, West:

SHO-WEET!

ScHOwing!

ScHOAACA???

(I wonder if I'm on my way to getting fired)

Is that wishful thinking or your darkest fear?