Im jealous. That install looks awesome. Ive been wanting leather seats for a while because i can't stand that cheasy cloth on my 04' but the price has been setting me back.

 

Well done!
I went a different route. I bought a seat and steering wheel from eBay that was a take off from a new truck (at the time).
Using a steam gun makes the job easier and looks sharpe.
Again great job,

 

I definately need those! Looks great.

 

Those do look really good. I like them.

 

I want to do them before my daughter gets old enough to spill stuff all over my backseat. They're already stained enough from the previous owner.

 

I want some 2 I just wish they would list some in the Taupe color for my interior.

 

Wow. Nicely done--I LIKE IT!! Thanks for the tip on the manufacturer. Leatherseats.com For anyone going to the site, you have to specify year, make, model, cab, and for QC or MC split or solid rear seat. Also, be sure to click on the color samples link once you select some seats. Very nice...

 

WoW, that looks great!


So is this install possible for a guy that has absolutely no experience with upholstery? Any special tools required?

My drivers seat is ripped bad and has a few burn holes in it (all from PO)and the upholstery shop wants nearly $400 to fix it. I would much rather spend another couple hundred (as long as I can do the install myself) and get a full set of leather seats... seems much more logical, especially for how sh!tty the factory fabric is.

 

You can definately do this. It's even easier if you have a buddy to help out. We put castkinz on my friends truck and it was pretty straight forward. There are tons of great videos on youtube for this.

 

Did you make them?? Because it's gonna take a lot longer to do if you're laughing so hard you can't see straight..