Here is what my seats and back hatch look like now:





I came up with design myself:


Back hatch:





Here is the before photo:

 

I like it, its hard to tell in the pic but is the back seat convers wrinkled or is that part of the flame work, I'm sure the picture doesn't do it justice.

 

that is the flame work, it is hard to really see what it looks like in photos.

 

Looks really good. Musta been a lot of work going into that. What are you gonna do with your old seats?? I'd be happy to take them off your hands for you, hehe. PM me if you're planning on selling them.

 

Thats what I figured, now all you need like all of us something done with the center console, I am thinking about making one out of fiberglass and covering it in leather. That or a 4th gen, to match my seats. Good gob, did you make the covers or buy them?

 

I had them made by a local guy, who does custom work out of his garage, he doesn't advertise, but he stays busy.

 

Looks absolutely awesome. I really like the embroidery on the seats.

 

wow love the embroidery!! :hail:

 

thats VERY nice :hail: :hail: how much did they set you back?

 

NNIIICCEEEE......:hail:

I would also like to know how much was charged for all of that???

The guy looks like he does some great work....

The best part has to be that sub box......

 

That looks really cool, I like the embroidery a lot.

Moving to Body and Interior..

 

Nice job on the seats. They fit in well and are tastefully done.

 

i want them they even say 1990

 

Very nice. I am very impressed.

 

Came out good, just how much did he charge you?

 

I love your interior, i really wanna know how much all of it was too, not to be nosey or anything,

 

A question for you, sbrice18fan: is it uncomfortable to sit on the flames? How hard are they? Or do they just kind of squish back into the seats when you lean back?

 

Looks Good, Especially the embroidery!!!!:hail: :hail: :hail:

 

where do u put the t-tops now?? lol i hate it how i either have my subs or i have my t-tops off

 

to answer a couple of questions, the total cost for everything was $1000. As for the how the seats feel, they are a little firmer, but are comfortable to sit on. I was amazed at how this guy did the seats, it was really very simple, but very time consuming. The embroidery work was done buy one of those machines that does hats, I would say everyone has an embroidery shop close to them. I came up with the design on paper, they scanned it on the computer and that is how it came out. I had to cut out the material from the headrest and take it in to get the embroidery work done, then the interior guy sewed them back in.

 

Looks great!!!

 

Hehe FIRE!! FIRE!! I am Cornholio, I need TP for my bunghole.

Sorry I couldn't resist

I love it

I love fire

I had an idea for something very similar to that, now I'm going to have to think of something else

Very

 

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Looks good! Your hatch setup reminds me of the stuff I have in the works for my car (amp rack, and subs). But dont worry, my stuff will look very different. Your interior looks great!

 

Hmm, I'm not into the flame thing for cars, but that's definitely some great work!

 

Thats bitchen! I like it.

 

OK I'll chime in with a negative, those flames look too much like wrinkles and they are not defined enough, maybe if they were had a stich around the edges. I do like the color of the seats and carpet if thats any consolation.

 

At first I thought they were wrinkled too, but I looked closer and saw the flames. Only thing I dont like personally is the blue rib around the outline of the seats. Your hatch compartment looks amazing thogh!!!

 

Double post. :lala:

 

It is hard to see in a photo, but in person the flames are very defined.

 

Wow! Love the embroidery work! Looks great!

I recently re-upholstered my factory seats

The front and rear seats are now Blue and Silver (To match the exterior of the car) as well as custom, digitized embroidered "Z28" in Blue w/ silver outlining, and "25th Anniversary" in red on the front seats.

Took over 20 hours (Sat & Sun) for me to remove the seats from the car, remove the old upholstery (factory light grey "p"leather), install the new custom leather upholstery, hog ring, cut out holes for screws, bolts, headrest, etc, and take lots of pictures along the way.

I am doing a complete review on the seats which is why all the pics were necessary and why it took so long. After much aching hands, fingers, back, cuts.. finally got them installed and into the car.

Here are some pics of them in the car. Note: These are not the best quality. They were taken during sundown and I've yet to have been able to take good pics when it's sunny (always raining on the weekend).

The blue on the seats might look shiny but that is because of the flash on the camera reflecting. Just letting you know since people are accusing me of painting for the seats, or they are too glossy.. ;-)








Personally I am very happy with the results. Definately looking forward to going to the next bunch of car shows next year. :-)