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Pretty much what everyone said up to this point. I have that seat color scheme combination for my C7 as well. @Let It Ride 's version was also available at the time.
If you want to stick to this "stock" combination, I believe the order code (at least on my order sheet) was TU7: Seats, Two Tone. Cost was an additional $395.00 when I ordered it back in the day, and it required using the Adrenaline Red seat color. Obviously, you can't order it now, but some historian might be looking at this post and may want to use it for reference. The Grand Sport also had the 2017-exclusive Collector's Edition, which was a 3LT only, and had its own blue/gray two-tone seats. Order code was Z25, which was pretty much the CE bundle.
Picture isn't the best, but here's info from my 19 ZR1 window sticker and Option Content sheet:
Two-Tone Seats $395.00
Interior Color: 701 Black/Adrenaline Int
The sales brochure says two-tone wasn't available on the Competition Sport Seats (note 10 in the Standard and Available Features section under Seating)
Here is a photo of my interior. I'll be selling my Z06 in the spring; and will be converting it back to the stock black interior.
These Kustom Interior seat covers are fantastic. The quality of the material is excellent. I actually think that they make the stock seats more comfortable. The seat covers are in perfect condition. I'd sell them for $200.00 (shipped), if anyone is interested.
By the way, you DO NOT need to remove the seats from the car to install the covers. Simply remove the 4 nuts from the seat frame bolts. This allows you to tilt the seat forward & back, so that you can get your hands under them. I put a wood block under the seat rail to keep it elevated while I worked.
I also have a custom 2-tone red & black steering wheel that I will be selling. I'd sell it for $200 (shipped) as well. The general quality & looks of the steering wheel are also excellent. Although, it is not real leather.
By the way, the seat covers area a slightly brigher red than the OEM Corvette red leather, if that matters to you. The steering wheel is a closer match.
That’s a great deal considering they’re about $450 I have the exact covers and I agree with everything you said. I ended up taking the seats out easier for me. Just four bolts 2 front 2 rear disconnect harness to seat and remove. The hardest part was not scratching the plastic lol I put extra ties and work the cover for more room
Last edited by mdolandese; Dec 22, 2025 at 11:48 AM.
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