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[Haz93]

They are relatively easy to fit, but as they are car specific they can be tight. They took me a few hours to fit properly and make sure all the creases were out. The rear backrests just Velcro to the rear of the seat, the seat sections are attached with metal hooks to the underside of the seat frame. The front backrests Velcro at the bottom but can be tricky to get the material between the backrest and the lower seat. All in all I think they were worth the money.

Mine were the Tiffany range, came to £250 with the white inserts and white contrasting stitching. Yes mine are the black and white ones, if you do decide to get some I can always post some pics of how they are fitted

[Focus_IRE]

Sounds Like the real deal mate, will really have a look at the site later on today and see what colours etc i might go . I will let you know of course mate and it would be great if you could send the pics. Cheers

[Haz93]

Just email them for a quote on your chosen colours/range, think the guy I spoke with is call Lucio. He said the covers are made in Italy but they still had a very reasonable delivery time considering they are made to order. Just mention I recommended you if some more people decide to get these covers I could talk to him about an owners club discount.

I had a problem with mine as they had put a lumbar support lever hole on the passenger seat where there was no lever, but they sent out a new upper seat section free of charge with quick delivery. I would defiantly use them again

[Focus_IRE]

They sound like the real deal Harrison, I just sent them a quick enquiry on their own site just to see. The pictures of your seats look absolutely great mate. Just wondering on the rear seats the headrest adjusters and the levers for lowereing the seats did you have to remove them to fit becasue they look so smooth and neat. really starting to like them. Are yours all leatherette or is the insert cloth?

[Haz93]

Mine are all leatherette mate. You don't need to take off any of the plastic trim pieces to fit the covers, the headrest ajuster/button things the material just pushes underneath them. I did remove the trim around the height adjuster to see if there was any more room for the material, but there wasn't any need really as like the headrest adjuster, the material just pushes under the trim and doesn't need to go too far under. The hardest part to do is getting the elastic loops for the metal hooks down under the front seats, but if you or someone who can help has small hands its not too hard.