Good option for worn out leather seats?
07-22-11, 01:53 PM
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I got some Clazzio seat covers from Tommy of GoTuning Unlimited. I inquired about some for my SC since I got them for my S2K. I doubt they have many of these available, but it's an option. It's really bright out so the pics aren't great.
07-24-11, 02:15 PM
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Haha...thanks for the compliment TTschmitta 
Yea I don't see too many SCs here in FL that have better OEM seats than mine, unless they have newly re-upholstered ones.
The steering wheel is from a 99-00 SC. It also came in the 2nd gen GS as well. I would check the SC classifieds section on here or ebay to try and get one. But finding a black one in mint condition is pretty rare so I would prepare to wait a while and check almost everyday to get lucky.
Yea I don't see too many SCs here in FL that have better OEM seats than mine, unless they have newly re-upholstered ones. The steering wheel is from a 99-00 SC. It also came in the 2nd gen GS as well. I would check the SC classifieds section on here or ebay to try and get one. But finding a black one in mint condition is pretty rare so I would prepare to wait a while and check almost everyday to get lucky.
07-25-11, 02:35 PM
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It only cost me material and my time. The thing that gave me the biggest fit was the sunroof shade and the seat backs for some reason they started to lift away right at the top right where it arches but I got it all figured out. Now I just need to get on the ball with the rear seat and pull the door panels and the rear deck back off back off, replace all speakers(Alpine), run my 0 gauge and the rest of the audio wiring to the trunk, and install my amps(alpine/Fosgate) and 12" sub(Alpine Type-X) and sort of be done, because are you ever really done!
07-25-11, 06:10 PM
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Thanks man I appreciate it. It only cost me material and my time. The thing that gave me the biggest fit was the sunroof shade and the seat backs for some reason they started to lift away right at the top right where it arches but I got it all figured out. Now I just need to get on the ball with the rear seat and pull the door panels and the rear deck back off back off, replace all speakers(Alpine), run my 0 gauge and the rest of the audio wiring to the trunk, and install my amps(alpine/Fosgate) and 12" sub(Alpine Type-X) and sort of be done, because are you ever really done!
It only cost me material and my time. The thing that gave me the biggest fit was the sunroof shade and the seat backs for some reason they started to lift away right at the top right where it arches but I got it all figured out. Now I just need to get on the ball with the rear seat and pull the door panels and the rear deck back off back off, replace all speakers(Alpine), run my 0 gauge and the rest of the audio wiring to the trunk, and install my amps(alpine/Fosgate) and 12" sub(Alpine Type-X) and sort of be done, because are you ever really done!Sweet man so were did you get the suede inserts put in like that? Man I'm jocking hard lol
07-26-11, 09:16 AM
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07-26-11, 09:37 AM
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I saw these leather covers on ebay today
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Lexus...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Lexus...Q5fAccessories
Not sure if I have the time or patients to remove the leather and install new covers. My friend told me it took him months to get completed on a busy schedule. I'd rather buy the covers and drop the car off over a weekend at an upholstery shop.