2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Seat Covers

[KMacnicol]

I am looking for a good source for custom seat covers to fit my '94. Any names or pics would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[JKinney]

I bought seat covers from genos and they sell a couple brands and fit good.

 

[PRattenbury]

I got some from LeatherSeats.com. I like them. I got the heaters from Geno's.

 

[Nate]

Could do like I did. Got some covers from Walmart for bucket seats, and just cut a hole for the seatbelt. Covers were like $40 for 2.

 

[BarryG]

Wet Okole makes some nice ones that fit great.

http://wetokole.net/page/WOH

 

[Nate]

... and they are like $250 for a set too. Never mind that!

 

[Deejayare]

Katskins.com

 

[Joe G.]

I"ve been using some sheep skin seat covers from Costco for several years now. They fit good and show no wear at all. Comfortable and I like the looks of them.

 

[WadePatton]

We have two, well if you count Mom, three sets of Geno's cloth seatcovers on the road. Wife has leather. LOVE the extra pockets provide by the Geno's 12v covers. One under the knees and the big pocket on the back of the seats.



Have worn through the Geno's in my 12v--and went with sheepskin (had an unused set--no cost to me) Like the sheepskin and expect better durability. This set was 250 or so new.



For the price and fit and pockets--I recommend the Geno's product. They're about $100 per set-one for front seats and another for the back seats--if you gottem.

 

[DMcLeod]

I like the Covercraft ones from Genos. Recently, a half cup of coffee was spilled in the back seat and after soaking it up with a rag, there were no stains and it was completely dry. I never took the cover off to wash it and you can not tell anything was spilled. They seem to be waterproof and stainproof. Water just beads up - doesn't soak in. If you have little people like me, they are a necessity!

 

[JA1]

Try Marathonseatcovers.com.