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Hello All: I just replaced my leather seat covers with new ones and my old one is up for sale. These came out of a 1996 Celica. Pure Black OEM leather seat covers. Both passenger side top and bottom and headrest covers are in very good shape. The driver side bottom cover is good but the top has wear/crack on the left side arm. I have repaired it so it will work. I would swap it to the passenger side so it does not tear at all. $100 OBO for all shipped to CONUS only. Please PM me for pictures as I have not yet figured out how to upload the pictures. I have regularly treated them with leather balm so the leather is soft. Price includes shipping to lower US only.

thanks for looking.

MSK









This crack can be easily repaired. I have fixed most of it.

Thanks


This post has been edited by msk59: May 7, 2017 - 12:51 PM

Any one $100 OBO I need it gone. Also included are the hog rings. make me an offer

This post has been edited by msk59: May 5, 2017 - 1:57 PM

Anyone? Going on eBay soon.

sir, picture intrigue people to buy even when they don't have money....

Thanks Mate. Pictures added.

This post has been edited by msk59: May 7, 2017 - 12:52 PM

Pictures added. Please note that I regularly used Leather balm to keep the leather soft. make me an offer.

Last Update: $90 shipped to Lower 48!

Hey I just bought a pretty clean Celica but the front seat has some gnarly damage! Are you still selling your covers?(the post has been up for a while) Im assuming the 94 covers will fit on a 99? Ive never re upholstered a seat before, how difficult would it be for the first time you think?

Hello. Sorry I sold those covers a while back on eBay. No one was interested on this forum. In terms of seat cover replacements, I can walk you through, these are not very difficult only time consuming and you need to take your time to do it. So when you are ready send me a PM and I can guide you on how to do these. there are several how to here as well. No special tools needed. You would need to separate the back and the bottom seat. Putting is back a little tricky with the rod embedded in the bottom seat that is stubborn at times. One think I would advise you when re-upholstering the bottom to use steamer. Steam open up the foam and makes it fluffy. If your seat is too worn then I would recommend find a replacement seat or take it to a local shop to have them make if firm. Soft seat bottom is No Fun.

BTW, I purchased new non leather seat covers from a member here. He custom makes it for our cars. So let me k now.