Aredross

Has anyone seen these?
They are just the covers you pull over the seat
But they look nice
In particular there is a universal bench seat cover they make in a nice looking simulated leather
It sells for $34.99
They also have matching bucket seat covers for $19.99 a piece

So anyone have experience with these?
I would like new seats but the cash it not there right now
So let the comments begin

I-rocin

my friend owns a honda civic and he has them in tehre,
personally, i think they're **** and i'll stick with my original seats, even if they are a little dirty

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MetalliCamaroRS

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You do realize the word filters are there for a reason, right?

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You got that right, Metalli!

Stevo

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and you do know that the majority of cars on here are technically ****?

including mine in a sence...most of my mods are apperance and not performance and serve no purpose...kinda like the stock louvers/blisters on a camaros hood they serve no purpose other then looks

the word ****...should not even be used....

edit - that comment wasnt going to you metallicamarors

Aredross

Oh thats nice, NOW BACK TO THE SUBJECT!!!!!!!!

Tibo

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I have seen them on cars before. Here is what happens:
They look great and conform to the seat perfectly the first month or two or three. After they get worn a couple times they become loose and look worse than your old seat did. All loose and wrinkled. Than you just look cheap.

Zepher

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I had them on my seats for a year and they were fine.





This is what the car had when I bought it,

Aredross

Do they have a snug fit?
Or do they flop around?

HamsterOnaMission

I also have them in my car. Mine are slightly different from zepher's. They fit pretty good, although I'm considering using some hognose loops to pin them down to the seats a little better.

Out of the box they have a little flap with a tube in it that ideally would keep them pulled tight between the seat bottom and back... it usually does the job. they have elastic bottoms, so no hooks etc.

My interior is black, seats are brown, and when i realized my camaro is now only a money pit (subframe + suspension badly rotted, engine screwed up, a wiring nightmare, broken everything, etc...) I went with seat covers instead of new seats.

My only complaints:
1. the bottom looks like a seat cover (although that is to be expected)

2.they get clingy when my leather coat is wet from rain or snow (more clingy than a real leather seat would be)

Hope that helps.

82knightrider

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HaHa,thats funny!My car had some zebra seat covers goin on when I bought it .I threw those out the window on the way home from buying it