| Re: What would you do about replacement seats?
That's a tough one. I know there was nothing around here or on the Internet when I was looking for an original set of '87 IROC seats. It took me awhile, patience helps, probably 3-4 months I kept my eyes open, to find the right set. Like you I couldn't find anything original and decided to go with newer seats. It was well worth the wait for the right set to come up. As much as I wanted to keep the car all original the old style seats really suk. I ended up with a complete set out of a '98 that are a near perfect match for the interior and in really great shape. They don't look out of place and the only ones who'd know they weren't OEM are the purists. Be prepared though to pay a good dollar for the right set.
__________________ Yours Aye! Rick ~^~^~^^~^~^~^~^~^~^~^~~^~^~~^~^~^^~~^~^ Mods: Motorvation Stage II, Magnaflow 3" Catback, UMI SFC's, UMI Trailing Arms, Holley 52mm TB & Granatelli adjustable MAF.
 '87 IROC-Z 5.7 TPI (Money Pit)
'99 GMC Jimmy (Money Pit)
'99 Jeep Wrangler TJ (For Sale)
'87 Sunray Mirage Cruiser (For Sale)
'05 Toyota Echo Hatchback (Wifey's 54 MPG DD) 
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At 1:40 AM July 5th 2009 My Son passed away during a high speed slot run on an open highway. This was a sweet 1997 Honda Civic. They were not drinking . They were not wearing seat belts if would have mattered at 120 MPH. Racing is for the track! 
