2003 Jeep Wrangler Sport

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1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse

Sean

Hello,

My name is Sean and I ordered these seat covers awhile ago, I talked to you on the phone about sending you the pix so here they are along with my feedback.


Feedback:

" Amazing... Looks great and feels great! It adds a great custom touch for any car. They went on and off easy and they fit perfect. Once I was done installing these I showed everyone I knew and they thought I had bought different seats. These covers are also durable and a great price. If you want a custom look for your car that's not to expensive go with legacy covers everyone...

Pleasure doing business,

Sean
Sean@Serious-Sounds.com
www.serious-sounds.com

2004 Ford F-150 X-Cab

Steve Wood

A little rough installing but successful, should have been a split on both
sides where the seats back hinges to the bottom. That section is too wide of
a fit between the hinges to properly velcro together. I think these will get
dirty easy. I may go for a set of Black/Red vinyl ones later down the line.
Attached some pics of my truck. Next step 20" wheels and nice tires. Thanx.

Here one of personal pages.
http://members.cox.net/photostorage/f150.html

Check This Out Dude. May get you a little business.
http://ftw.truckmoxie.com/mygallery.asp?id=15406

Steve Wood
Webmaster For The
Eastern Virginia Mountainbike Association
www.evma.org

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2004 Chevy S-10 Extreme

Dear Jose,

I must apologize for being so late with these pictures of the seat covers. I just got around to installing them yesterday. I think they look really sharp and so does my son who has seen them. I will of course pass along your company's name and tell them of the great service you all provided me, especially you.

I have some comments that I think will be of benefit to you. First off in the photos you see my seats have a seat belt "latch" (red button), and two levers which are along the side of the seat and one on the rest. I had to put small slits into the fabric in order to stretch it over these handles. Using this "wet suit" fabric was really easy. I used the trimming scissors you see in the picture to poke two holes right over the handles pivot point and the close the scissor to make a small slit in the fabric. This worked well on all the handles and the seat belt latch. I think it gave the seat covers a much more custom look by doing this. As far as the fabric ripping more I don't think that will be a problem. It would be hard for you to know all the handle configurations I would guess but on mine that is what had to be done in order for the covers to be installed correctly.

I have enclosed a file attachment containing the pictures. You should be able to open them up. If not please e mail me back and I will put them in a different way.

Please let me know what YOU think ok??

Thanks

Robert Kellogg

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2004 Chrysler Sebring Convertible

Jose,
Attached are the pictures of the Sebring as requested.
The seat covers went on just perfect. I took my time and made sure seams lined up and the results were fantastic.
Fabric was better than I had expected, it is good heavy material and looks great.
The hardest part was the back of the rear seat. It is put in with 11/16 bolts that would hold down the body to the frame. Cutouts in the area where the tabs on the back seat go over the studs would be helpful in the installation.
Thanks for a great job and a high quality product.

John Day
Arliss Day
Magic Needle Designs

Classic Designs For Gifts,

Business, Sports, & Clubs
www.magicneedledesigns.com

1993 Jeep Cheeroke Limited

Brooke Tannehill

I am interested in having some of your best seatcovers made for the front seats of my 2004 Chevy Silverado truck.
It has the 40/20/40. with center console and electric adjustments.
I only want The Works, with usual two-tone and emblems, and piping. What is the price, and how long will it take?

Enclosed are some pictures of the seatcovers you made for my Jeep Cherokee. I get a lot of positive comments about them, and I really like them and need some more to protect the leather seats in the truck.

Thanks.

Brooke Tannehill

Dennis Hughes

Hello:

The covers are very nice. Well-tailored and good workmanship. In retrospect, I think that I would have ordered the dark outside and the lighter inside as the charcoal is considerably lighter than it seemed in a small swatch (and also what you relayed to me on the telephone). I am not sure what the velcro on the side of the seatback is for as it doen't match up with the seat release mechanism. Also, an additional on or two staps on the seat portion would make the fit more sleek and less tension on the exsisting straps (these seats don't have any plastic molding on the bottoms, so the the ends of the covers just hang-it would be more sleek if the ends curled up under the seat).

They are very comfortable and with the changes noted above would be perfect. Here is a link to one picture (I am at work right now and don't have access to any other pictures. I can email more from home.).

http://group.msn.com/DEHColorado
(click on pictures on the left side menu)

Thanks,
Dennis Hughes
Springfield, MO

Maranda Young

Dean

thanks for the great service with the seat covers.they fit great and look
smart,money well spent for sure,i have put a link up to our club. aacint
.com. thanks,and sure hope you have the time to go thru the orderr form as
you did with me jose..top job.dean. will try and send some picture's.

they sure do look well. not the best job to do in the heat of our
summer,,but it will only last a week or two...
thanks,
Dean.
Halifax, England

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