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I have a Monterey seat. It's on a firm side, but it's comfy. If you want a plushy, couch seat where you sink into, LePera is not the brand for you. Monterey is same as Maverick. It was actually my first choice, but then I found Monterey which gives me an option to remove the passenger seat.
Quality, you can't beat LePera, in my opinion. I went with full leather without gel. The seat is very comfortable.
I bought a sundowner for my 13 Limited and it was ok. It doesn’t work for me on the 18 RGU because it sits me too high and can’t flatfoot. I’m thinking of getting a Mustang. I have a Mustang on my heritage and love it.
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