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Originally Posted by ENINTY
Well just because you never heard of "them" selling seat covers as replacemets doesn't mean the parts don't exist.
It works by going on realoem.com, looking up your car by entering the last 7 digits of your VIN. Looking under the parts header name "seats", looking at the pretty pictures and deciding what OEM seat part you need to replace, buying it, and either taking it to a shop to do the replacement work, or DIY.
I'll make it easy for you; google P/N 52106956391 and see what comes up.
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Wait could I slowly build my sports seats like that?
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