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BlackVert

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it would cost $650 to get my driver's seat recovered (it is leather), so i think i'll buy a new one instead. anyone use these:

summit part #: SMT-444031

http://store.summitracing.com/partd...891681+4294882870+4294883138+115&autoview=sku

i know the description says they are truck seats, but they are "universal", which means they should fit everything, right? or does that mean they would fit all trucks?

i really want black leather, but i want to keep it looking stock. i'm not interested in the race seats
 

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http://store.summitracing.com/partd...4294925230+4294839019+400304+115&autoview=sku

why dont you just go with these than? personally I think they look better anyway. and they're cheaper.
 

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Guess I should have read further down. You want them to look kinda stock. Never mind my last post, but they do look better though.
 

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I second trickstang94. Or I would find one on ebay or a junk yard.
 

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Those dont look too comfortable for a car, plus I dont think they would look that great in a Stang. But thats just me.
 

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Those don't look too supportive for twisty roads, but you could always try to track down a set of Lincoln MarkVIII seats (I think those are the ones), I've heard of guys putting those in and they're real nice. I think they're quite a bit heavier though...
Or, even better, I can't find the thread anymore but one guy put in some black Audi TT seats in his stang a few weeks ago, they looked absolutely amazing.

If all else fails, I'd go for the Summit sport seats over those truck/universal ones any day.
 

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anyone have any experience with this one?

Summit seat AMC-124130

http://store.summitracing.com/partd...4294839019+4294804476+4294883131+4294862548+0

i know it doesn't look very stock, but it is not as extreme as alot of the others and it is hard to beat that price for black leather. suede is a type of leather, so it should be better than vinyl or cloth ...
 

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for fitment considerations, the seat is 21" wide at the hips, 24" at the shoulders, and 37" tall.

would that fit? they are starting to grow on me ...
 

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I got a new cell phone, been clipping it on my front pocket. Caught on my seat getting out of the car the other day, and ripped it. Mine are cloth though, not a big leather fan myself.
 

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i think pep boys carrys those apc seats. you could check em out there i belive
 

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gcomfx.com said:
I got a new cell phone, been clipping it on my front pocket. Caught on my seat getting out of the car the other day, and ripped it. Mine are cloth though, not a big leather fan myself.
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so are you saying you have one of these seats in cloth?

 

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what about this?

http://www.corbeau.com/products/gts2/gts2.shtml#

edit: leather is probably to expensive in this
 

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that is a nice seat. actually, $539 for a leather seat is pretty good.
 

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has anyone bought a set of the black simulated leather seats from Summit? (mentioned toward the top). I'm interested in these seats, but I want to make sure they mount into a Mustang with no probs and still have head room!
 

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The Mustang, you might try a search - there are quite a few guys here and on the Corral running those (and Jegs) seats - lots of install info and pics too.
 

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BlackVert said:
it would cost $650 to get my driver's seat recovered (it is leather), so i think i'll buy a new one instead. anyone use these:

summit part #: SMT-444031

http://store.summitracing.com/partd...891681+4294882870+4294883138+115&autoview=sku

i know the description says they are truck seats, but they are "universal", which means they should fit everything, right? or does that mean they would fit all trucks?

i really want black leather, but i want to keep it looking stock. i'm not interested in the race seats
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Thats kinda high isnt it?Last time I checked I could have both mine redone for $500 including material?It was a friend of my sisters that really did awesome work,but perhaps you could find a friend of a friend.Also,on this sight in the classifieds,I saw 2 Cobra fronts and the rear outta a wrecked car for $650 if im not mistaken.You can almost always find good deals with a little extensive research.Mine are cracked all to hell and Im in the same boat,been looking to replace mine for a couple months now.
Here:I cant find the other post now in the classifieds but check this out.

http://classifieds.stangnet.com/sho...erpage=12&sort=8&stype=&limit=&cat=10&ppuser=
 

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BlackVert said:
so are you saying you have one of these seats in cloth?

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No my stock one.... so I'll be looking for new front seats soon too. Personally I want rid of the heavy arse power setup. My seat rarely moves, and I never adjust the lumbar stuff. Still works though.
 

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I'm sorry guys

but...


all over those APC seats
 
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