Very simple: all black<\/strong> – right down to the seatcovers. It really looks so clean<\/em> that way. If you have regular seats (i.e. not leather), try getting black seatcovers for them… I swear you won’t regret it. Plus, they don’t stain as easily (or at all for that matter hahahaha).<\/p>\n The funny thing is, the stock seats are already black… and for my particular model, the dealer actually advised not to put seatcovers – because the front seats have side airbags (which bust out from the seats). I guess seatcovers can get in the way of deployment. But I still ordered a set of black seat covers. Right now, they’re only installed on the backseat. I have to bring them to a taylor and have them altered to accommodate the airbags before I can use them – as soon as I find out exactly where they bust out from.<\/p>\n There are 3 pillows in the car; the 8-ball micro-bead pillow in the front passenger seat. Then I’ve got another cylindrical black micro-bead pillow in the rear passenger seat.<\/p>\n For some “accent,” I’ve have a red micro-bead Devil which Cris got me. I put my white fedora on it… here’s what I see whenever I look back:<\/p>\n And yes, I lurve<\/em> micro-bead pillows.<\/p>\n I thought I’d follow Chrise’s<\/a> lead in having an extra change of clothes in the trunk in case of emergencies. So I got myself one of those Eagle Creek travel cubes, and put a pair of jeans, a shirt, a toiletry bag, 1 <\/sup><\/a>With the usual bathroom stuff, even nail clippers and disposable underwear<\/span><\/span>Pillows!<\/h1>\n
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<\/a>\nClothes and other stuff<\/h1>\n