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Old 04-24-2017, 09:14 PM   #1
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Adding Leather?

I am thinking of changing my cloth seats out for a set of leather covers from leatherseats.com

Has anyone ordered a set from them? How did they fit? Pictures? Were they difficult to install? If not leatherseats.com have you ordered from someone else?

I have never done upholstery before but the way I see it the hardest part is cutting the pattern and sewing the pieces that's where it takes a true craftsman to make. I don't think putting them on and hog ringing them on should be that hard. I could have someone else do it likely for a few hundred bucks but I enjoy spending a Saturday doing projects on my car and this would be a good one.
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Old 04-24-2017, 09:54 PM   #2
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Interested in this as well. Called a local upholstery shop about 6 weeks ago and they wanted about 500 per seat to redo in custom black leather. I thought that was a little steep so I held off. Would definitely like to hear some opinions on changing the front seats to leather. Could care less about the back. No one sits back there.
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Old 04-25-2017, 07:17 AM   #3
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Shouldn't have to do any work except install them.
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Old 06-30-2017, 12:18 AM   #4
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I finally got around to installing the leather seats I ordered, just not in the car. I bout an SS rather than the LS I had. I am happy to report the seats fit great and weren't that hard to install. It took my buddy and I 8 hours to do all three seats which I don't think is too bad for two guys who have zero upholstery background.

Some notes on the kit from Leatherseats.com:
Easiest part rear back rest
Hardest part front back rests
Installing this kit requires 114 hog rings (I bought a kit of 100 and was short that's how I know the exact amount needed)
Kit includes a center console, door armrests, door panels and dash trims.
Kit does not include the shift boot that was an extra $75
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