I was wondering if anyone had gray leather seats for a 2005 magnum for sale. Let me know Thanks

 

I was thinking on having mine recovered and changed to a more supportive style, ala Corvette or the new GTO...

Nice enough seats, but there are better - the Intrepid has some nice seats too...

Mike

 

Ok, here is my two scents on seat covers. I had a durango with leather for a few years and I covered the seats immediatly. For a number of reasons. One is for resale value so you don't wear them down to quickly, and two b/c I hate leather. If you do cover them, I recommend only one company WETOKOLE at http://www.wetokole.com/ . These are neoprene (spelling) seat covers...thats right wet suit material. You would be suprised how well these this are made, how they look, and are made. The price is not cheap though. They are roughly 250 dollars for every two seats. So 250 for the front and roughly 250 for the back. It is that way for most of hte cars. You can get them in two tone, black outside and a matching color on the middle or one solid color. They can match any color you need and they also include the RT or R/T or the Dodge Ram Head logo for a few dollars more. When I say they are well made, I mean they fit like a glove. Order over the phone. It makes the question process a lot easier b/c there are a bunch. But it is an exact fit based on hole locations and everthing. Installation can be a little pain. I know for back seats you usually have to take out the bottom piece to get the seat covers on. The upper parts of the back and the entire front you ususally can finagal straps around. If you have kids or animals, they will with stand throw up and bowl movements. No up keep needed. The only problem I had with them is if you drive by a very smelly area (like a skunk just sprayed the air) and your windows are down, the seats will suck up the smell for a few minutes. But it passes. I will be putting these bad boys on as soon as I get the time and money. [sm=icon_rock.gif]

 

Here are the pics from WetOkole. Notice how the plastic trim of front seats works around the seat covers. This is a one tone color example with cording. I personnally don't like the cording look or how it feels. I recommend no cording.

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http://www.lmperformance.com/c/12/75.html

LM has a few leather seats...I didn't look that closely, but...an option perhaps.

 

But when did Chevy start building Magnums? Did I miss something?

Tee Hee. Anyway, I think BlackMag was looking to buy original leather seats for his Magnum. I love them myself, beats the hey out of my Passat cloth seats, which hold on to EVERYTHING with a vice grip and can't even be brushed off properly. Just wish the seat heaters worked as well as those on the Passat.

Course, this should have been a reply to chrisuscga01 and not StatueMan. The pics have Chevrolet Magnum on them...

 

Yeah Yeah, I just posted the pic from the website..lol I didn't know chevy made a magnum either. I actually got that pic from looking up dodge in the search. Oh Well.