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2025 C8 Stingray of the Year Finalist - Unmodified
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2019 C6 of Year Finalist (appearance mods)
look very good.............used them for covers for my '07 coupe when I had it with great results............... 
a very nice upgrade for a fair price, in my opinion..........
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Are you doing the install yourself?
If so, you could save yourself some time and use zip ties instead of hog rings. I would also avoid putting on the skins then trying to zip the back. I was better off keeping them zipped up and pulling the skins around the bolsters. A few people have broken the zippers when they tried to make it their last step on the seat back. Good luck and post pics when you are finished
If so, you could save yourself some time and use zip ties instead of hog rings. I would also avoid putting on the skins then trying to zip the back. I was better off keeping them zipped up and pulling the skins around the bolsters. A few people have broken the zippers when they tried to make it their last step on the seat back. Good luck and post pics when you are finished
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From: Phoenix area, AZ
Are you doing the install yourself?
If so, you could save yourself some time and use zip ties instead of hog rings. I would also avoid putting on the skins then trying to zip the back. I was better off keeping them zipped up and pulling the skins around the bolsters. A few people have broken the zippers when they tried to make it their last step on the seat back. Good luck and post pics when you are finished
If so, you could save yourself some time and use zip ties instead of hog rings. I would also avoid putting on the skins then trying to zip the back. I was better off keeping them zipped up and pulling the skins around the bolsters. A few people have broken the zippers when they tried to make it their last step on the seat back. Good luck and post pics when you are finished
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From: Phoenix area, AZ
I believe it was pics of your interior after the install that prompted me to contact them for mine, so thanks for that.
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Yes, I'm doing the install myself; it's really not that hard to do. I replaced the seat skins in my C5 so I'm not anticipating much difficulty with installing these. I'd already planned on going with zip ties instead of hog rings; it makes the job much easier. The zippers are a snap too as long as you have a second pair of hands helping you.