Man that's American Inginuity right there!!
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Man that's American Inginuity right there!!
Looks great. I am curious why you choose to hack up the seats instead of utilizing some bucket seats.
i know whos backseat i want to ride in on a road trip! that is awesome. now the rear just needs its own climate control. Great work!
That is the sickest seating I have seen anyone do themselves ........... Do it to mine pllllllleeeeeeeaaaaaassssseeeeeeee.....
If you look at the physical area in the back, there is no way a full bucket will fit back there.....Plus i have Lumbar and heated seats in the back anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by txslow6
So badass!
Wow, that's sweet. Very nice job
I'd like to say you did an awesome job, but I figure you already know that
Hmmm I have this seriously awesome idea for you, there is a house across the street from me for sale. . .move in there so we can hang out and work on cars
Outstanding.
Very impressed with not only this, but everything you do.
Keep up the good work man. True inspiration.
Randy Demeyer, a local here did it in his GP. I figured the same could be done with a Bonnie.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2003 SSEi
http://www.randydemeyer.com/mediac/4...a/DSCF0013.JPG
http://www.randydemeyer.com/mediac/4...a/DSCF0014.JPG
And a pic of the front just cause the car is sick:
http://www.randydemeyer.com/mediac/4...a/DSCF0016.JPG
Regardless your setup looks TITS!
wish I could have the leather redone on my seats like that
You can too, just gotta pay $830 plus shipping. I'm planning on doing a setup similar to that in the near future.Quote:
Originally Posted by brandonl2000
Katzkin Leather Interior - 97-03 Grand Prix - PFYC.com
Yeah I've seen that before.. just way too expensive.
God. If I was paying almost a grand for my seats redone, I'd definitely not settle for that ^ The leather should be tight, not all wrinkled- looks like absolute crap, looks like seat covers.
I would love to have my buckets embroidered like this.Quote:
Originally Posted by txslow6
Kinda like people spending countless amounts of money on a S/C setup only to realize it was more cost effective to go the turbo route after everything's said and done.Quote:
Originally Posted by LS1GTP
Very creative. Looks like it came that way from the factory.
Can't believe I missed this post, grand work Sir, well done.
Oh. My. God. Awesome !!