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Back in October, I posted a question about a source for redoing my seats. One of the responses steered me to Vette Essentials here in Rochester Hills, MI. I took my seats to them and I have to say they did a beautiful job refoaming and recovering the seats. Really nice people, quick turnaround time, competitively priced. I also decided to have my console lid redone, along with the steering wheel and shift ****. This spring I will have it back on the road with a classed-up interior. Thanks for directing me to Vette Essentials.
Back in October, I posted a question about a source for redoing my seats. One of the responses steered me to Vette Essentials here in Rochester Hills, MI. I took my seats to them and I have to say they did a beautiful job refoaming and recovering the seats. Really nice people, quick turnaround time, competitively priced. I also decided to have my console lid redone, along with the steering wheel and shift ****. This spring I will have it back on the road with a classed-up interior. Thanks for directing me to Vette Essentials.
Most of their prices are on their web site (that is what I paid) - as I recall just over $5,000 for everything (until we ran out of material).
Some of the items like the matching cup holder cover, ash tray cover, door bezels and lower door panels, I did myself with matching CF Leather.
Most of their prices are on their web site (that is what I paid) - as I recall just over $5,000 for everything (until we ran out of material).
Some of the items like the matching cup holder cover, ash tray cover, door bezels and lower door panels, I did myself with matching CF Leather.
Once I get the steering wheel and shift **** installed, I'll do just that. Little cold in this part of the country right now to be spending much time in an unheated garage.
the VE stuff is okay... If you really want to step up the interior you have to go custom. APSIS or CarSkinz does some of the best work around.
Here is my carskinz center console.
Flawless Gloss black paint, Double Din mod (done by Double D Mods), and soft black leather, with alcantera.
Silver stitching on EVERYTHING.
After I do my suspension, I'm going to have Carskinz do my seat covers.
My thought is to make it look the way GM should have done it... Not some aftermarket after-thought.
Last edited by ICULUKN-C5; Dec 17, 2010 at 05:50 PM.
the VE stuff is okay... If you really want to step up the interior you have to go custom. APSIS or CarSkinz does some of the best work around.
Here is my carskinz center console.
Flawless Gloss black paint, Double Din mod (done by Double D Mods), and soft black leather, with alcantera.
Silver stitching on EVERYTHING.
After I do my suspension, I'm going to have Carskinz do my seat covers.
My thought is to make it look the way GM should have done it... Not some aftermarket after-thought.
VE offers many custom options. You can install a plain black leather seat cover if you want, however the leather will be better then OEM factory.
I like Apsis and Carskinz, however I think VE set the original standards for the C5.