Maverickaf17

So, I bought leather seats from NewTakeOff.com....

They made it seem so easy to switch out. Well, it wasn't. Took me 7 hours by myself. You have to take off the side parts of the seat, and the bolts are difficult to get to. Then its a bitch to align everything correctly. I did a pretty good job, but I did make a few mistakes. And I can't get the slider handle that goes on the back of the front seats, back onto them.

However...they did a HUGE upgrade to my interior. So...its worth it. But I do suggest two people, maybe even three, if you don't want to spend hours and hours on it. Oh, and have lots of patience.

CapitalG

PICTURES PICTURES PICTURES

fazm

i did this to my car, it was the first time i ever attempted something like it. took me just under an hour and a half to complete the whole job.

you took the seats out right?

texas_mustang

it doest look to hard

http://4.0collective.com/showthread.php?t=6798

dmhines

It's not hard ... just lots of work ... took me about 4 hours with a short brake between each seat .... did it by myself. I changed mine from Black V6 leather to Red GT Leather.

red six

Looks great ! I am cosidering doing this to mine. Are you selling the black leather ?

dmhines

I did this last year .. already sold the Black Leather ...

pat6674u

Its just real hard on your hands and patience.

157dB

And the workshop manual makes it look sooooo easy.
I would guess the airbag leather seats are harder
with all the airbag safety procedures, dmhines?

dmhines

I don't have airbag seats ... but when looking for Red Take-Off Leather ... one cannot be picky. My Leather came off an air-bag seat car but fit my non-airbag seats perfectly. There is no way to remove the Air-Bag label without messing up the stitching.