***100% Leather Seat Covers $699 by Corvette Motorsports,Inc. ****
10-01-2009, 09:40 AM
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***100% Leather Seat Covers $699 by Corvette Motorsports,Inc. ****
{note} I don't normally post in the General Section our sale products.
We've been making seat covers over a year now under our Corvette Motorsports brand and are now doing a lot of custom work and welcome more.
Our stock seat covers (sport or standard) are $699.00 and that includes matching 8 piece interior kit consisting of: Console cover, door pull covers, grab bar cover, e-brake boot, shifter boot and steering wheel wrap. Padded console $59 and visor covers $49.00 additional. Custom thread color or panel changes are only additional $100. Custom embrodiery available also. 36 month limited warranty on defects.
Contact us at sales@djmotorsportaccessories.com for any questions. Visit our website here: www.shop.djmotorsportaccessories.com
Addition to the colors below we now have Magnetic Red, Pewter, Silver, Gold and some exotic stuff.
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David
DJ Motorsport
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Customer cars with our interiors.
We also have Magnetic Red.
Nuetral/Shale combo.
We've been making seat covers over a year now under our Corvette Motorsports brand and are now doing a lot of custom work and welcome more.
Our stock seat covers (sport or standard) are $699.00 and that includes matching 8 piece interior kit consisting of: Console cover, door pull covers, grab bar cover, e-brake boot, shifter boot and steering wheel wrap. Padded console $59 and visor covers $49.00 additional. Custom thread color or panel changes are only additional $100. Custom embrodiery available also. 36 month limited warranty on defects.
Contact us at sales@djmotorsportaccessories.com for any questions. Visit our website here: www.shop.djmotorsportaccessories.com
Addition to the colors below we now have Magnetic Red, Pewter, Silver, Gold and some exotic stuff.
Thanks,
David
DJ Motorsport
1-888-715-5349
Customer cars with our interiors.
We also have Magnetic Red.
Nuetral/Shale combo.
10-01-2009, 06:39 PM
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Safety Car
Just throwing in my support for these guys...
After one year and 5,000 miles of use on their seat skins, my drivers side seat is showing ZERO signs of wear. No creases, no marks, NOTHING... still looks, fits and feels like it did the day I installed the skins.
I am very pleased!
(incidentally, my Vette is pictured above... its the black Z06 with black/tan seats just above the yellow C5 with the racing harnesses... I am famous!)
After one year and 5,000 miles of use on their seat skins, my drivers side seat is showing ZERO signs of wear. No creases, no marks, NOTHING... still looks, fits and feels like it did the day I installed the skins.
I am very pleased!
(incidentally, my Vette is pictured above... its the black Z06 with black/tan seats just above the yellow C5 with the racing harnesses... I am famous!)
Oh my gosh! That really looks good, and priced well too. 
Will be posting pictures soon.
10-02-2009, 12:03 AM
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Melting Slicks
Just throwing in my support for these guys...
After one year and 5,000 miles of use on their seat skins, my drivers side seat is showing ZERO signs of wear. No creases, no marks, NOTHING... still looks, fits and feels like it did the day I installed the skins.
I am very pleased!)
After one year and 5,000 miles of use on their seat skins, my drivers side seat is showing ZERO signs of wear. No creases, no marks, NOTHING... still looks, fits and feels like it did the day I installed the skins.
I am very pleased!
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10-02-2009, 02:46 PM
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Sure as heck hard to beat that price on all those items. Seats sure look good.
10-02-2009, 04:08 PM
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For guys asking about install it is not that hard. I did mine on the kitchen table. Then I told a buddy about all the little tricks I learned while doing mine and he did his with no problems. If you need specifics shoot me a PM or something. I will be glad to help you out.
BTW, the covers are top notch. I did not install my visor covers and I used memory foam instead of the foam they sent for the center consol. Piece that was sent was the wrong size anyway.
BTW, the covers are top notch. I did not install my visor covers and I used memory foam instead of the foam they sent for the center consol. Piece that was sent was the wrong size anyway.
10-03-2009, 10:12 AM
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The installation is easy enough that most people should give it a try and save the $300 an upholstery shop would charge. Takes me about 4-5 hours still and I've installed dozens. Basic tools 15mm socket to remove seats, screwdriver, **** cutter to remove hogrings, zipties to attached new seat bottom. Most times the hardest part is just getting the electrical connectors under the seat detached.
10-03-2009, 01:38 PM
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Can you do a direct replacement for torch red 2003 model, same shade of red, same design, lettering etc?
If so count me in as my drivers side seat is starting to split at the joint near shoulder height.
If so count me in as my drivers side seat is starting to split at the joint near shoulder height.
10-03-2009, 01:45 PM
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The installation is easy enough that most people should give it a try and save the $300 an upholstery shop would charge. Takes me about 4-5 hours still and I've installed dozens. Basic tools 15mm socket to remove seats, screwdriver, **** cutter to remove hogrings, zipties to attached new seat bottom. Most times the hardest part is just getting the electrical connectors under the seat detached.
I don't know about the complete install, but removing the seats is a piece of cake.
Looks like a very nice package.
