Seat Upholstery - Seat Cover - Coupe Rear

The 1967 Camaro Standard seat covers are manufactured from Madrid grain vinyl with the correct style inserts with vertical pleating.

The 1968 Camaro Standard seat covers are manufactured from Madrid grain vinyl with the correct style inserts with vertical pleating.

The 1969 Camaro Standard seat covers are made of Madrid grain vinyl and feature dielectrically sealed inserts with horizontal pleats.

The 1970 & 1971 standard Interiors use the same door panels with different colors for each year. The upper dielectric panel is reproduced exactly. (Customer must use their existing lower map pocket panel as it is not included.) (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, arm rest and map pocket, as these are not included.) The 1971 Camaro Standard bucket seats are the newer high-back design. vertical lines are sewn into the elk grain vinyl with the original Madrid grain vinyl making up the remainder of the seats. The new style rear seat features a dual cushion with a one-piece backrest. Original style covered buttons are included with the seats. 1970-71 door panels are an exact reproduction of the upper dielectric panel.

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The 1970 & 1971 standard Interiors use the same door panels with different colors for each year. The upper dielectric panel is reproduced exactly. (Customer must use their existing lower map pocket panel as it is not included.) (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, arm rest and map pocket, as these are not included.) The 1971 Camaro Standard bucket seats are the newer high-back design. vertical lines are sewn into the elk grain vinyl with the original Madrid grain vinyl making up the remainder of the seats. The new style rear seat features a dual cushion with a one-piece backrest. Original style covered buttons are included with the seats. 1970-71 door panels are an exact reproduction of the upper dielectric panel.

The 1972 Camaro Standard seat covers are like the 1971seats, except in color. Original style vinyl-covered buttons are included. The door panels are dielectrically sealed with the correct vertical pleat and stitch bar design. (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, arm rest and map pocket, as these are not included.)

The 1973 Camaro Standard seat covers are identical to the 1971 & 1972 seats, except for the colors. Original style vinyl-covered buttons are included. 1973-74 door panels are an exact replica of the dielectrically sealed upper panels. (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, armrest and map pocket, as these are not included.)

The 1974-76 Camaro Standard seat covers are the same design, using vertically stitched inserts of Oxen grain vinyl and Madrid grain vinyl for the rest of the seat. Buttons are included. The 1973-74 door panels differ only in color. The dielectrically sealed pattern is the same. (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, armrest and map pocket, as these are not included.)

The 1975 Camaro Standard seat covers are identical to the 1974 seats, except for the colors. Vinyl-covered buttons, just like the original, are included. The 1975 Standard door panels are identical to the 1973 & 1974 door panels, except in color. (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, armrest and map pocket, as these are not included.)

The 1974-76 Camaro Standard seat covers are the same design, using vertically stitched inserts of Oxen grain vinyl and Madrid grain vinyl for the rest of the seat. Vinyl-covered buttons are included. The 1976 door panels, which are made of Madrid grain vinyl, feature a sporty dielectrically sealed design that is accurately recreated. The front PAD is completed by the addition of a strong ABS top rail, Windowfelt brand weatherstripping and a door lock ferrule. (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, armrest and map pocket, as these are not included.)

The 1977 Camaro Standard seat covers feature a dual-grain design with vertically stitched Oxen vinyl inserts and Sierra grain on the rest of the seat. Buttons are included. The Sierra grain door panels have the same design as the 1976 panels. The front PAD is completed by the addition of a strong ABS top rail, Windowfelt brand weatherstripping and a door lock ferrule. (Customer must use their existing plastic top rail, armrest and map pocket, as these are not included.)

The 1978-81 Camaro Standard seat covers are identical to the 1977 seats, except for the colors and a zipper in the back of the bucket backrest. The 1978-81 seats repeat the same combination of Sierra grain vinyl seats with Elk inserts. Original style vinyl-covered buttons are included. In 1978, GM went back to a full size door panel, complete with lots of stitch bar. The panel, which features the same design though 1981, are manufactured with Sierra grain vinyl. The front PAD is completed by the addition of a strong ABS top rail, Windowfelt brand weatherstripping and a door lock ferrule.

Sierra Grain Vinyl, double stitched vertical lines.

Millport Cloth

The 1964 Chevelle seat covers display the authentic Chevrolet medallion sealed in all rear and bench seats with vertically designed dielectric seat inserts like the originals. Made of Seville grain vinyl.

The 1965 Chevelle seat covers have sewn inserts and some two-tone color combinations. Made of Madrid grain vinyl.

The 1966 Chevelle seat covers display the original style sewn inserts detailed with vertical seams on either side. Made of Madrid grain vinyl.

The 1967 Chevelle seat covers display horizontally stitched lines. Made of Madrid grain vinyl.

The 1968 Chevelle seat covers are assembled with sewn-style inserts, and vinyl-covered buttons. Made of Madrid grain vinyl.

The ÒBasketweaveÓ design in the center of each insert identifies a 1969 Chevelle seat cover. Made of Madrid grain vinyl. Matching vinyl-covered buttons included.

The 1970 seat covers display a twin strip in each insert. The seat covers are an exact reproduction Made of Madrid grain vinyl. Rear Seats for a Coupe.

The 1970 seat covers display a twin strip in each insert. The seat covers are an exact reproduction Made of Madrid grain vinyl.

The 1971-72 seat covers display were the first to combine the Elk grain vinyl vertically stitched with Madrid grain vinyl making up the rest of the seat

The 1974-77 Malibu Classic bench seat covers, with armrest, is designed with sewn inserts of Elk grain vinyl. Each of the five vertical pleats has a matching button. The remainder of the seat is Madrid grain vinyl

The 1970 Monte Carlo seat covers are made of Madrid and Elk grain vinyl. The padded Elk grain inserts feature vertically stitched pleats and a double horizontal line of double-needle stitching.

The 1971-72 Monte Carlo seat covers are made of Madrid and Elk grain vinyl. Each of the five vertical pleats has a matching button. Matching vinyl-covered buttons are included.

The 1971-72 Monte Carlo seat covers are made of Madrid and Elk grain vinyl. Each of the five vertical pleats has a matching button. Matching vinyl-covered buttons are included.

The 1970 Firebird standard seat covers are made of Madrid grain vinyl, and featuresealed inserts with horizontal pleats separated by lines of stitch bar.

The 1971-75 Firebird standard seat covers are made of Madrid grain vinyl, and feature wide horizontal pleats sealed inserts with separated by lines of stitch bar.

The 1976 Firebird standard seat covers are made of Elk grain vinyl with Madrid grain vinyl subs, and feature wide vertical pleats

The 1977 Firebird standard seat covers are made of Elk grain vinyl with Sierra grain vinyl subs, and feature wide vertical pleats

The 1978-79 Firebird standard seat covers are made of Elk grain vinyl with Sierra grain vinyl subs, and feature wide vertical pleats.

The 1980-81 Firebird standard seat covers are made of Elk grain vinyl with Sierra grain vinyl subs, and feature wide vertical pleats.