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Piper Lance - N92EC

Prepared for Fabian Bachrach and Craig Barnett

Interior Design

We like the side panels shown in this photo, although with the following changes:

• The vertical pattern above the arm rests should be about 50% as tall.
• The arm rests should be padded and completely leather colored
• Window frames to be painted and rejuvinated. Please purchase Plane Plastic panels to replace those that are beyond simple repair.
• Please use vinyl for the headliner, and not the wool material you showed me. I like the Buff color DT-351-A.
• I think I would like to use the slightly darker color for the carpet - the Gold. There is a lot of grey in the beige carpet. We will confirm the carpet color when we return the aircraft to you in 3 weeks time.

We like the stuffed look of these seats - that is, how thick they are with a lot of thigh support, but with the following comments:

• Use the seat design in the photos below this one.
• We do not like the color of the galley. It looks a little yellowed. We do like the top to be done in the leather.
• Silver panels below the center seat to be done in black, like the the panel containing the headset plugs.

Seat Design

We like the seat design from my VW Jetta.

• The seats are mostly taught leather. The center panels have a very slight ruffled effect, making them look comfortable.
• We like the stitching pattern, which is similar to your stitching pattern.
• We like the headrest design and the back pocket design.
• The seats should be a little thicker, per the Seneca photo shown above, however.
• Seatbelts color the same as the Seneca Shown above.
• As we need to use children's booster seats and baby sets in both the back seats and in the front left seat, please ensure that the seat belts are long enough.