Seat Covers

[corvetteman39]

Anyone ever hear of these or know someone who has them in a vehicle? Wondering how good they are for $195 free shipping........

http://www.corvetteseatcovers.com/

 

[Johnnykretentiv]

Someone had a thread about these recently but I can't remember which forum (I cruise the other forums too). It was a mixed bag of who liked them and who didn't. But for $200 how can you go wrong. Especially if your seats look pretty ratty.

They claimed that they fit really well but were a little tricky to get on.

Refering to the seat covers you see in MAM etc.. Personally I think $1000 a pair to redo your seats with mass produced parts is a little pricey.

 

[FlipSide]

Anyone ever hear of these or know someone who has them in a vehicle? Wondering how good they are for $195 free shipping........

http://www.corvetteseatcovers.com/

I had those on the '97 I sold last year. The previous owner put them on after the usual elbow hole in the bolster started looking bad. They worked for me and lots of people always commented on how nice it looked. They fit like gloves, but the previous owner did say they took some work to get them installed.

 

[bob kissinger]

I did mine a couple years ago and have been really happy with them.

 

[bwing]

One thing you should remember is the IGGEE seat covers are synthetic leather. If you're not one to keep your Corvette with OEM materials I'd say go for it. They're a great price!

 

[corvetteman39]

Yea I knew they weren't real leather and thats ok but I really want them to look good so when I order mine this week I'm gonna have them embroider the Corvette name on the headrests for an extra $20. I will post my pics when I get them installed.

I just installed some LED lights on my Vette today around my subwoofer, I will post pics of it this weekend. Thanks again everyone for the replies....

 

[schmaltzr]

Someone had a thread about these recently but I can't remember which forum (I cruise the other forums too). It was a mixed bag of who liked them and who didn't. But for $200 how can you go wrong. Especially if your seats look pretty ratty.

They claimed that they fit really well but were a little tricky to get on.

Refering to the seat covers you see in MAM etc.. Personally I think $1000 a pair to redo your seats with mass produced parts is a little pricey.

I just had a pair of 100% leather seats installed that I had ordered from Ecklers. The upholsterer I hired did an outstanding job on the fitment. He commented how well made they were. They have triple stitching and were dyed all the way through. They look better than the leather/vinyl that came with the car originally for nearly the same price. To have custom seats made by an upholsterer ranged from $2200 - $2400. Ouch!