arizen

Don't cry - your visa/mc can solve the problem!

arizen

Some members have asked about perforated leather for the inserts (like the o/e seats). We checked on it and it can be done. We would have to send the leather out to be perforated and between the shipping and perforation charges it would add $120 to the cost of a pair of seats.

Thule

damn.. i think this will be one ofe the things to do next,

can you make them in the oem gray color that the 98's has?

arizen

We may need to know GM's name for the color. There were quite a few GM grays used on different models. The safest way is to have a small sample of the leather or matching vinyl to compare to.

arizen

Here is a picture with the seat belt guide added:

67SS&99SS

iTrader: (7)

Those are some good looking seats! How much would a pair of those seats cost and a matching set of leather seat covers for the rear seats?

Nine Ball

iTrader: (38)

Those are awesome. Factory Camaro seats suck horribly compared to Firebird seats, so this is a great upgrade. Hopefully some guys step up and get them, we'd like to keep Arizen around here.

arizen

About $1495 depending on options. You'd need mounting brackets as well but I'd work with you on that.

99zee

iTrader: (4)

Those are nice

arizen

What! With others using words like "awesome" and "amazing" you throw in a "nice"! What did I ever do to you?

67SS&99SS

iTrader: (7)

Thanks for the information. When I start back to work in August, I'll be saving up for these first.

arizen

We've sold even more sets for 1st gen Camaros than late model. The stock seats were worthless as I'm sure you know. Save up for seats in matching vinyl for your 67 for your second purchase.

Thule

i dont know what name the oem gray color has, but someone must have it, my car just has the tipycal gray color that most 98's have

arizen

I'll have to see if the leather distributor has any information. Is this your color? It looks lighter than Ebony.

purdueranger

iTrader: (11)

how is the ebony cloth holding up to fading? my stock seats are faded some and I would like a set of racing seats in my car.

Thule

here is an interior shot from my car,

it does not have leather, so i would have to do both rear and fronts,

i thin the color you posted is the rigth one,

Thule

one question, is the dashbord in the ebony cars in the same color as mine? do i have to take gray seats?

arizen

We have never done GM o/e cloths before. The GM cloth pages in upholstery books have dozens of cloths that are very similar with just slight variances between car models. We cannot with certainty match the cloths without the car present and even then it's not a flawless process. The leathers are easier because there usually is only 2 or 3 options per year and patterns are an issue.

If you were able to have a local upholstery shop match your cloth and get the part # from the "Detroit Body Products" book (used by most shops) we could see if it is still available. They are supposed to be o/e so i would think the "fading" would be similar.

arizen

I don't know that for certain. The dash looks the same but maybe someone more familiar with the car can help here. You can have Ebony if it blends with your plastic parts better or another color if you desire. We can do 2-tones or seats with suede inserts as well.

Thule

i will try to get some anwers, i realy dont like the grey color, but the have to mach the rest