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Brand New Supplier, since the previous supplier business close.

The materials of Version 2.0 is a bit heavier than Version 1.0.

***Its not real leather but the fabric/Materials that using tends to be durable***

Most popular would be Black with Red Stitching / Black with Black Stitching
(Other request feel free to ask)

Two Type:

A) Hatch / Coupe / Curren


B) VERT / Convertible / Cabiolet

Cost:

USD$250 for all 4 Seats which including Front and Rear
Shipping USD$80 to most countries, feel free to ask.

USD$145 Two Fronts + USD$55 Shipping
USD$130 Two Rears + USD$45 Shipping

Some Staples attached for installation


Can add Shift Boot, eBrake Boot, Armrest cover at extra cost, gonna be bargain.
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Will help to AVOID stupid Customs Fees in your countries

Can mark as GIFT / Commercial Sample, the declared Value can be LOWERED.

Any other request, pls feel free to ask











Have a rear seat in Black with red stitching ready to ship

USD$130 Two Rears + USD$45 Shipping

Pls PM

This post has been edited by vincent_doggy: Mar 21, 2017 - 1:57 PM

Just bought these recently, they are a nice improvement over the old material. I don't quite care for the clips included but that's how they were done from factory so can't complain. Would definitely recommend to anyone that's a fan of leather seats. And at Vincent's request i took some photos of the fitment.

Pls PM

Awesome thanks Vincent!

Pics fresh and hot form Quebec, thanks!

Front Seat Covers for 6GC all trim
with red stitching (Left and right)
Ready to ship
Pls pm if interested
I will attach some free gift with this.

Customer ordered those with Black stitching but supplier make it red stitching
Help me to clear room pls.

Got my covers the other day. Very fast shipping Thank You. Now the installation. Any one did a write up with pictures. Search takes me to one but does not have pictures any longer.

it is time consuming but extremely easy. Only did the rear seats though, not the front.

You need to take of oem cover first by twisting or cutting the twisted wires. Then you take the small rods out since you need to reuse them, put them on one at a time so you don't get sonfused. you will need to make some small cut where the rod enters and where you will put the zip ties.

Then you just replace the tiwsted wires with zip ties which makes thing 100x easier. They are a thight fit so you might need an extra hand sometimes but it can be done without it. At first you will think there is no way it will fit there but it will and it has to be thight if you want it to look good.

In one of my picture you can see the rod installed on the new cover with the zip ties and the cut you have to make on the cloth

Enjoy.

Many thanks. Yes I got on seat (driver side done) It was fairly straight forward. The only issue I had was my cushions were somewhat deteriorated and I had to add foam for support. I also had a couple of wires missing so I had to make those from scratch but it worked. Cutting holes in the brand new seat for the headrest was a bit scary but it all worked out. I know that the passenger side seat is in a much better shape so it will be fine. I also noted that my seats do not have as prominent bumps on the upper portion of the seat on either sides. So I had to add some foam there as well to fill up that empty area.

Thanks again

ONE QUICK NOTE TO EVERYONE: I used the steamer to rejuvenate my seat foams and it worked OK. You will notice when you steam it that the foam starts to swell. Hit your local Craigslist and look for steam cleaner. You will find some cheaper.. I used one for garment steamer. I think this step is important if you want some more life out of your foam cushions.

This post has been edited by msk59: Apr 23, 2017 - 8:37 PM

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Hey Vincent! Are you still doing these seat covers? Easiest way to contact would be to PM you?

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