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The tan leather seats in my 96 Prelude have seen better days and I was looking to get them replaced. The driver side has several rips and the foam is starting to show. The passenger side is a little better but is also ripped. I looked into getting OEM replacements but was way more than I wanted to spend. I havent seen too many used tan leather seats for sale either. EBAY leather replacements are almost $400!
I was wondering if seats from a new Honda/Acura could be used with minor modifications (i.e. S2k, RSX)? I did a search and didnt see anyone running them
I was wondering if seats from a new Honda/Acura could be used with minor modifications (i.e. S2k, RSX)? I did a search and didnt see anyone running them
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just get them reupholstered, i did all the doors, center console, wheel, etc... but i had the seats done locally for $275, and they were ripped with foam missing. this is already 3 years onld and its holding up great.
just take some pics of your seats and go to some local places for a quote. good luck
just take some pics of your seats and go to some local places for a quote. good luck
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Re: (autoluder)
I am gonna ask around and see how much it would cost to reupholster but 275 sounds like a good deal.
I thought about going with cloth seats at first but would rather stay with the tan leather seats since the rears are fine.
I thought about going with cloth seats at first but would rather stay with the tan leather seats since the rears are fine.
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