Seat cover question??
Safety Car
Joined: Nov 2002
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From: Melbourne FL
I don't care for the cloth seat covers.
But, I do use the neoprene "Wet Okole" covers on my car for a couple reasons. 1) the car is a DD and I got tired of treating the seats every week to keep them from cracking. 2) I got tired of burning the crap out of the backs of my fegs after getting into the car during the FL summer heat. 3) I like the look of the covers and add comfort to the seats and the covers have extra padding on them. 4) I don't have to worry about getting water on the leather after a midnight dip in the ocean with my GF.
But, I do use the neoprene "Wet Okole" covers on my car for a couple reasons. 1) the car is a DD and I got tired of treating the seats every week to keep them from cracking. 2) I got tired of burning the crap out of the backs of my fegs after getting into the car during the FL summer heat. 3) I like the look of the covers and add comfort to the seats and the covers have extra padding on them. 4) I don't have to worry about getting water on the leather after a midnight dip in the ocean with my GF.
Race Director
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From: Fremont CA
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Better off buying a set of cheap neoprene covers at Kragen or Pepboys. Put BOTH on the passender seat. 
Safety Car
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From: monroeville pa
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13
Originally Posted by kingman
Whatever l buy l keep or give away
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