Recent content by Gipp

Wow! I feel special... lol I dont have much time so Ill make this quick. I am NOT a scammer, have never been a scammer, and those of you who believe I am ... well Im sorry. Speedylifsavr... are you serious???? You think I'd risk being ran off LVC over your little $25? Get over yourself! If you...

if he painted the back bezel, teh bumper chrome, blacked out the front grill, and maybe some color matched eyelids... no offence but it would be one of the best looking LS on the site, just mho..

Thats what makes Forums so great!!:)

lol, got ahead of myself, but shipping two seats UPS freight was $300, and I KNOW I wouldnt pay that, so I went ahead and ripped off the leather from the passenger seat. Picks and instructions here---> http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com/showthread.php?t=54278 Both still for sale, Ill have the...

+1, didnt notice the chrome on the bumpers.. should have painted that as well... downgrade to C+

B+... I like the individuality, just put to much into the paint and nothing anywhere else. Wish the LS had more aftermarket items!!:mad:

get an inline converter ($8), splice into one rear speaker running a positive and negitive to the converter. Then you have a place to run you RCAs to the amp.. all your wires are in the trunk, no need to tuck and hide wires!

should be the same.. The heating elements are built into the cushion. So Id ASSUME that the cooling elements are done the same way. Just unplug them and pull them out when you remove the leather.. then wory about transplaning them into the new cushion/fabric after its removed... Should all still...

haha! Yea, it looks like alot of work, but that was about 30 minutes worth.. Includes time to take pics, and smoke breaks... so its actually pretty easy, just have to know what this step is going to lead to next and just keep your ducks in a row.

Left looks better, and Id assume he tapped it

Bring it to a parts store.. Tell them you have a check engine light on (even if you dont).. MAKE them check it because even without the light on, if it has ever been on it will read the codes. In any case, the codes will tell u exactly which coils and plugs need changing

And The Finished Product!!!:d

Ok, so I was asked what was the process to remove the leather from one seat and place it onto another. Also in the same breath a member asked how hard this job was. On a scale of DIY-ness Id rank it at about a 4 or 5. Anyways, Figured Id share my pictures for anyone in the future that may be...

BUMP!!! I can taek the leather off the seats and sell just that if your interested!

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