1978 Corvette Leather-look Altra-vinyl Seat Covers - Oyster on 2040-parts.com
Effingham, Illinois, United States
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1978 Corvette Leather-Look Altra-Vinyl Seat Covers - Oyster
Upgrade your Corvette interior with custom handmade C3 1976-1978 AltraVinyl Seat Covers! Designed to restore beauty and comfort to your Corvette interior at an unbelievably low price, these covers are built to be driven hard and withstand the rigors of daily duty. Our 1976-1978 AltraVinyl Seat Covers start from a single parcel for consistent texture and quality. Automotive Grade AltraVinyl is used to create these custom seat
covers to restore beauty and comfort to your Corvette’s interior at an
unbelievably low price, these covers are built to be driven hard and
withstand the rigors of daily duty. They include the OE Corvette leather
pleat pattern to assure correct, lasting looks.
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