Re: seat covers

["ryanjm10014" <ryanjm@xxxx>]

Hey Eric,

My seats are cracking, and until I have the cash to have them 
properly redone, I decided to go with some decent sheepskins. 
Surprisingly, my results were better than expected.

Head to Costco and look for the Eurow brand universal fit gray 
covers. At my location here in SF they only had one brand, one 
model, in two colors (a light beige being the other). They were only 
$30 each and the gray is a decent match. Admittedly, it's a bit 
darker gray than what would be ideal, but it's close enough. 

What's nice is that the seat covers are very, very comfortable. The 
weirdest adjustment came in sitting higher in the car, as the covers 
are 1" thick.

If you haven't got a Costco membership, you probably know somebody 
who does. For $60 total it was a great deal.

Ryan McCaffrey
#10014
NCDMC
AZ-D (honorary)

--- In dmcnews@xxxx, <eric@xxxx> wrote:
> Hey everyone
> 
> I'm looking into a little protection for my seats. They're in 
relatively good shape (a few scratches, no cracks) and I'm looking 
into seat covers to keep it that way. What's the consensus on seat 
covers? Basically I'm thinking of the Pepboy's grade covers for the 
car, what do you guys think of them? Any recommendations?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Eric Itzel
> vin 04433
> eric@xxxx
> 
> 
> 
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