Technically so far lady Gaby doesn't need very much. Everything that was needed has been already done.
Thus what could I do but some slight touches of cosmetic without denaturing the car?
The fact is the cabin is in lightstone beige leather and the truth is I dislike the black colour which is invading every inside now & then, as every car has now given up with the shiny, bright & coloured body of a bygone era.
Nevertheless I don't want at all to customize with modern bits & bobs, I want to keep her stock as close as possible, and at least to make some slight changes which could be reverted if needed.
I'd had recently a nice opportunity to find online on a well famed French website (Le Bon Coin) two pieces of cream leather coming from a Rover 400 mk2 (1996-1999) for a bargain: 15€ (£13)! And the leather is rather thick and of the best quality, surprisingly better than my original one which was swapped.
I caught them up without delay. You should easily point them out, the shade being a tad more creamy than the seats.
But everybody on their own...
Beware: don't be afraid by the gruesome yellowish colour of the seats! The shadowy spot where the car was stopped and my phone are the only culprits! Actually the whole leather inside the cabin is of a very homogeneous and nice lightstone beige like the door trim. No problem at all...