z327

Thanks to David (www.350Zforums.org ) and especially Josh and his seamstress (at Leather Trim LTD) who stayed late on Friday to finish up my seats. I wanted to have them in before the car show at the State Fair of Texas on Saturday and they did a great job working late on Friday to finish them up.

I was a little nervous getting the first set of two-tone Brickyard seats, but am very happy with how they turned out. The burgundy inserts look great IMHO and I received plenty of compliments at the fair.

z327

another image out of direct sunlight

Dr Bonz

iTrader: (1)

Those are very nice. Did they just cover your previous cloth seats or are they completely new seats? How much? As a fellow Brick owner, I really would like to do this someday.

mgl

iTrader: (10)

nice
how much did you pay for them???

z327

Through this forum (David (www.350Zforums.org ) ) I got them for $475 and had them installed at the shop where they are made in Arlington, Texas for $125.

They have a pattern taken made from the factory seat covers. They are an exact match as best I can tell.

The original covers are removed and the new ones are put on in their place just like Nissan did it. It took about 2 hours.

Z8M

iTrader: (3)

I have a Brickyard Touring, is it possible to convert my factory leather seats into 2-tone? Those look sharp.

z327

Yes, it should be the same process and the same price. I would keep the original leather. You could sell those to someone who has cloth and get some of the expense back.