Aftermarket Seats

[72silverchevelle]

Have you guys used the piece they have that goes on the back seat? How did it fit?

[72silverchevelle]

Don't know what you mean by "quality" exacly, but i called Jim today and they are $558 for the pair.

[69boo307]

I have Procar Rally seats in my '69 chevelle. I went with the black velour covering. I love them, they're lightweight, comfortable, and were easy to install. Best of all they're inexpensive. I chose the velour covering because it would be cooler to sit on (no AC in my car), and you don't slide on it. These seats really hold you in the car.
The bolstering may be a bit overwhelming if you have a 'large build'. But my scrawny butt fits in them with no problem .

If you're building some high dollar SEMA car then they probably aren't fancy enough. But if you're like me and want the 'go', but don't have money for lots of 'show', they get the job done.

[69rs]

Any pics?

[69boo307]

not yet, sorry

[72silverchevelle]

I'd lke to see some pics of a velour covering if you have a chance. I was going to go with the vinyle, but I havn't seena any other materials on them. Here is the vinyle:

http://www.motorsportseats.com/custo...s/Rally-Lg.jpg

[69rs]

They look great. Like they belong there.

[USAZR1]

Originally Posted by XcYZ

And speaking of Car Craft, Jim, the owner of MotorsportSeats.com will have a bunch of his seats on display there.

What brand of steering wheels does Jim sell?

[XcYZ]

I don't think Jim sells steering wheels.

[awr68]

I bought my Sparco wheel from him....