I recently found this set of fourth gen seats at a local yard that is completly void of holes or tears (really dirty though, however I will clean them). What makes them special is that they are from a 30th anniversary camaro and have the logos on them as well. If I were to get them and clean them up how much do you think they would be worth? I have seen some websites selling them far from perfect for $200 for a set, but I want to know what fellow Camaro guys like me would pay (quite frankly I am not a big fan of the fourth gen seats and they dont match my interior anyway but they are pretty nice). The following pic isnt of them but they look just like them but a little soiled (but they will be cleaned, anyone suggest a cleaner?).

 

I will be heading back tomorrow and if they are in my price range I will make sure to pull them out (along with some fenders for my D&D) but the list is up in the business so I will know when I get there.

 

I've had great results with a product called Blue Coral Dry Clean. I had a Cavalier once that looked like the PO had a coffee slinging fight in the tan interior. A few hours of scrubbing with BLue Coral and she looked fantastic! It comes in a foaming can and you can grab an interior brush to scrub with. For deeply soiled areas allow it to soak and then blot with a clean damp towel. You can also spray it on heavily and vacuum up access product/dampness with a shop vac when you are done.

 

Those are a nice find... I pulled some from the local yard about a month ago, got them for $100, front and back with belts. I'm also curious what someone would pay for them though.. (not selling mine right now though, love em in my car!)

 

So does anyone have any ball park numbers of how much the seats could be sold for in perfect condition (they will be after I clean them).

 

i bought the exact same set from a local jyard, no rips or tears, just a lil dingy and a tad faded around the tops. i paid $75 for the set, front and rear.

 

I'm not quite sure about what they want for these ones but the front seats are $50 and the backs are either $30 or $50.

 

You could probably talk them into $75. Not easy to resell though if thats what youre planning. Theyre pretty basic 4th gen seats. Non electric or heated, no special lumbar adjustment, nothing like that. I will say they are more comfy than the 3rd gen seats though. And the back seat flip down part is one piece instead of 2 like the 3rd gen seats.

 

Local pull-a-part yard here charges $10 a seat (non-power). They consider the rear a bench seat. $30 total.

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nice, im about to get a different set of seats and try and off load my 30th aniv seats. i found a great set at a jyard my boss does a bunch of business with for the shop. SO im getting them pulled and delivered for $75. They look just like these...

 

I might be able to but these guys at these yards are really stubborn and firm on prices but I can always give it the college try! (whatever that is) While some third gen seats are split ones alot of them arent (in fact I havent seen many splits, but they are out there!) If they wont go to $75 then I guess I am going to go to the bank so I can pull out some extra cash!

 

Mine had the split seat. I thought about cutting off the lil bars on the center hump that held the seat backs in since I went to the 1 piece, but they arent even visible with the one piece.

 

Youc ould remove it if it bothers you alot but otherwise you could just leave it in if you go back to split backs. In my car I just leave the seats down all the time because none of my friends sit back there, keeps the fabric from fading, and I think the car looks pretty cool with the 2 seat look. I guess to bargain with them on the price I could just bring up on how soiled the seats are and see what they will do about it. Otherwise jk I would probably still get them if they are under $110.

 

I used to leave my back seat down, untill i moved my amps. now if i leave the seats down theyre too visible, so i keep the seat up.

 

Thats a good reason. I also used to keep some of m school papers back there, and you can imagine what it was like driving around with the windows down and the seat up.