Custom blue/silver w/ embroidery front/rear leather seats
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Custom blue/silver w/ embroidery front/rear leather seats
Last weekend I finally installed my custom leather seat upholstry.
The front and rear seats are now Blue and Silver (To match the exterior of the car) as well as custom, digitized embroidered "Z28" in Blue w/ silver outlining, and "25th Anniversary" in red on the front seats.
Took over 20 hours (Sat & Sun) for me to remove the seats from the car, remove the old upholstery (factory light grey "p"leather), install the new custom leather upholstery, hog ring, cut out holes for screws, bolts, headrest, etc, and take lots of pictures along the way.
I am doing a complete review on the seats which is why all the pics were necessary and why it took so long. After much aching hands, fingers, back, cuts.. finally got them installed and into the car.
Here are some pics of them in the car. Note: These are not the best quality. They were taken during sundown and I've yet to have been able to take good pics when it's sunny (always raining on the weekend).
The blue on the seats might look shiny but that is because of the flash on the camera reflecting. Just letting you know since people are accusing me of painting for the seats, or they are too glossy.. ;-)
Personally I am very happy with the results. Definately looking forward to going to the next bunch of car shows next year. :-)
The front and rear seats are now Blue and Silver (To match the exterior of the car) as well as custom, digitized embroidered "Z28" in Blue w/ silver outlining, and "25th Anniversary" in red on the front seats.
Took over 20 hours (Sat & Sun) for me to remove the seats from the car, remove the old upholstery (factory light grey "p"leather), install the new custom leather upholstery, hog ring, cut out holes for screws, bolts, headrest, etc, and take lots of pictures along the way.
I am doing a complete review on the seats which is why all the pics were necessary and why it took so long. After much aching hands, fingers, back, cuts.. finally got them installed and into the car.
Here are some pics of them in the car. Note: These are not the best quality. They were taken during sundown and I've yet to have been able to take good pics when it's sunny (always raining on the weekend).
The blue on the seats might look shiny but that is because of the flash on the camera reflecting. Just letting you know since people are accusing me of painting for the seats, or they are too glossy.. ;-)
Personally I am very happy with the results. Definately looking forward to going to the next bunch of car shows next year. :-)
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Originally posted by 1992rs/ss
I like them a lot, me personally I would have done a black and dark grey color scheme.
I like them a lot, me personally I would have done a black and dark grey color scheme.
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Originally posted by nolanr0413
those seats go perfect with your car .looks cool.
those seats go perfect with your car .looks cool.
Are you doing anything to tie the seats in better? Right now, I'm sorry, but it's ugly to me.
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hey Paul
what I would have done is sold your stock leather seats as they were MINT
bought some cheap rripped ones off me and recovered them, that way you could have made some money back! now uve thrown out mint leather covers
I like the idea and the cover, but the colours with the rest of the grey might not match that well? nevertheless its your car so who cares what anyone else says, as long as you like it
what I would have done is sold your stock leather seats as they were MINT
bought some cheap rripped ones off me and recovered them, that way you could have made some money back! now uve thrown out mint leather covers
I like the idea and the cover, but the colours with the rest of the grey might not match that well? nevertheless its your car so who cares what anyone else says, as long as you like it
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just notice the windsheild banner
not a fan of that LOL
also get some matching floor mats too to go with the matching door panels and seats
LOL
not a fan of that LOL
also get some matching floor mats too to go with the matching door panels and seats
LOL
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Originally posted by bnoon
The seats look good with the outside of the car, agreed. They stick out like a sore thumb in the gray and black interior IMHO.
Are you doing anything to tie the seats in better? Right now, I'm sorry, but it's ugly to me.
The seats look good with the outside of the car, agreed. They stick out like a sore thumb in the gray and black interior IMHO.
Are you doing anything to tie the seats in better? Right now, I'm sorry, but it's ugly to me.
And with that, its off the the Interior board.
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gorgeous dude, really nice, the match your paint so well and i dont mind them with the look of your grey interior......but yeah mathing door pannels might be a bit TOO much IMO
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Did you buy this somewere.......if so share I woulds really like to do the same thing to my 86 Iroc seats. I was thinking red on white or silver.
By they way they look really good.
By they way they look really good.
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Originally posted by IROCNParts
hey Paul
what I would have done is sold your stock leather seats as they were MINT
bought some cheap rripped ones off me and recovered them, that way you could have made some money back! now uve thrown out mint leather covers
I like the idea and the cover, but the colours with the rest of the grey might not match that well? nevertheless its your car so who cares what anyone else says, as long as you like it
hey Paul
what I would have done is sold your stock leather seats as they were MINT
bought some cheap rripped ones off me and recovered them, that way you could have made some money back! now uve thrown out mint leather covers
I like the idea and the cover, but the colours with the rest of the grey might not match that well? nevertheless its your car so who cares what anyone else says, as long as you like it
The rest I cut off to save time..
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They look like the mr. mike seat kits to me.
A little loud and don't match the inside of the car, but that's just me, and I am kinda a minimalist.
A little loud and don't match the inside of the car, but that's just me, and I am kinda a minimalist.
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Originally posted by ES87iroc
They look like the mr. mike seat kits to me.
They look like the mr. mike seat kits to me.
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Originally posted by porkyzilla
do you have your stock ones for sale
do you have your stock ones for sale
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not sure about the seats but u have a nice car :hail: ...until someone cuts the steering wheel and takes "the club" off LoL
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Originally posted by camarosource
In order to remove the headrest upholstery, you must cut it off. After that I seen no way of selling the old upholstery so I saved time and just cut them off. They are gone in the garbage.
In order to remove the headrest upholstery, you must cut it off. After that I seen no way of selling the old upholstery so I saved time and just cut them off. They are gone in the garbage.
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Originally posted by IROCNParts
good way to make money
good way to make money
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Originally posted by camarosource
You have to cut the headrest upholstery up to get it off.. No one would buy that.
You have to cut the headrest upholstery up to get it off.. No one would buy that.
bought a set of seats locally that had ripped upholstery and reupholstered them!!
then u could have ure original sets sold for $300-$400us minimum
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Originally posted by IROCNParts
yes but you could have sold your mint seats
bought a set of seats locally that had ripped upholstery and reupholstered them!!
then u could have ure original sets sold for $300-$400us minimum
yes but you could have sold your mint seats
bought a set of seats locally that had ripped upholstery and reupholstered them!!
then u could have ure original sets sold for $300-$400us minimum
indeed that is correct thats what i thought you did oh well
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