GMCtrk

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I'd go with OEM leather seats myself. I've yet to see any Katzkin setups that dont look loose and cheap. But I suppose that also may be secondary to install quality.

fastnblu

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That sounds quite reasonable.

Look at 2low's pics & tell me that.

00ChevyScott

iTrader: (10)

Obviously you'd go OEM lol.

GMCtrk

iTrader: (27)

Look at the head rests. Not trying to be an ***, just pointing out what I'm seeing with my eyeballs.

Atomic

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Mine were around $1000 for the full front and back, but I also got the tuscany leather instead of the standard.

fastnblu

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Ya, exactly. Oh, 2 low's right, I had fiberglass race seats in an older car, really uncomfortable w/o seat cover. I was cheap, so I elected to not spend for the seat cover, it mighta made a diff. The slotted holes in lower seatback lined up perfect w/ my spine. :banghead:

Michael, I see that. I believe that's due in part to the Bowtie sewn in.

02_Orange_D1SC

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yeah thats cause of the bowtie when i first got them done it looked horrible but as time went on it got alot better as they broke in

GMCtrk

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The seats look OEM otherwise, probably the best set I've seen. Since you mentioned you worked for a professional upholstery shop, I'd guess that the install has a big deal to do with the overall quality outcome.

02_Orange_D1SC

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yup pretty much if you take your time and have a steamer like i said before theres no reason that they wont look oem the steamer is what helps take the wrinkles out

nxredsled

well thanx for the input i was quoted 750 for my reg cab does that sound right yall are saying 400 if that were the case i would not even have this thread lol