What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?

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Wet Okole's came in the mail!

Here's the before shot (sorry, in my excitement I forgot to take an actual before shot so this is the best I had).
 

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Installed. I went with the full piping in black with taupe for the main color. Very happy with how they look/fit.
 

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99problemsInstalled. I went with the full piping in black with taupe for the main color. Very happy with how they look/fit.[/QUOTE said:
Who did your upholstery or what manufacturer did you choose? Or did you order those and install yourself?

I would have to say they do look *****in probably the best I've seen in a long time. Good choice!! but for me I would destroy that color and I would be pissed when I did so, I would have to reverse the colors for my 3rd gen. But my 4th gen has that color seats and scheme
 
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Who did your upholstery or what manufacturer did you choose? Or did you order those and install yourself?

I would have to say they do look *****in probably the best I've seen in a long time. Good choice!! but for me I would destroy that color and I would be pissed when I did so, I would have to reverse the colors for my 3rd gen. But my 4th gen has that color seats and scheme

I'm with this guy. Who/What company did the covers???? I need a set badly.
 
Who did your upholstery or what manufacturer did you choose? Or did you order those and install yourself?

I would have to say they do look *****in probably the best I've seen in a long time. Good choice!! but for me I would destroy that color and I would be pissed when I did so, I would have to reverse the colors for my 3rd gen. But my 4th gen has that color seats and scheme


These are from Wet Okole. They're a little more expensive than some other alternatives, but you can see why as soon as you feel/see the product: everything is well stitched, well cut, very consistent, packaged well, made in USA, etc. Most people I've seen who get these opt for the black sides, but I went for the full taupe color with full black piping (a $40 option, but I think well worth it).
 
Padre Island National Seashore

2 nights camping on PINS...great to be disconnected for a couple nights. 120 miles (round trip) of 4x4 Beach driving, camping and fishing.
 

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Leather conditioned my mint seats to keep that as long as possible, filled it with gas, checked fluids, finally fixed the hood pin for my alarm since changing hoods, vacuumed/cleaned interior out, found some snow, then the best part.

Stopped to ship a members items this morning, sitting in my truck finishing the label. Some lady flies into the spot next to me, throws her door open and all I heard was pinnnnnnnnng. Her door smashed into my rock slider. I glanced at it walking in to ship my package, $200 well spent versus a door all screwed up like the edge of hers is now. :)
 
These are from Wet Okole. They're a little more expensive than some other alternatives, but you can see why as soon as you feel/see the product: everything is well stitched, well cut, very consistent, packaged well, made in USA, etc. Most people I've seen who get these opt for the black sides, but I went for the full taupe color with full black piping (a $40 option, but I think well worth it).


I would have never guessed Wet Okole, wow I'm shocked. Right on, well enjoy those new plush seats brotha and thank you.
 
Well, that only fixed half the problem and created a domino effect. Walked into the garage this morning to find a puddle of brake fluid by the rear axle. Pulled the wheel and drum to find the wheel/brake cylinder had busted. So, new shoes, springs, drums and wheel cylinders on both sides now. Not really how I wanted to start my Sunday. Brakes work great now. I'm guessing the master cylinder went out, the new one put more pressure than the 18 year old wheel cylinders could handle. Next on the list is TBU once my wheels come in

Dominos keep falling. Guess my TBU will be sooner than I thought. It's been an expensive week so far.
 

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I chased wires for hours to no avail. I keep getting a PO120, this is after it threw a P1126. And after a throttle body swap, and then an ECM swap. Put it in drive and my pillar gauge faces light up, along with my front parking lights. What a nightmare. To top it off, the shop has no idea what the problem is either.
 
Sadly no. I forgot about the armrest when I initially ordered, but called back a couple days afterwards and they tacked it onto my order; it was $25.
That's not bad, I didn't even know it was an option honestly. The little hamster wheel in my brain is spinning a bit after seeing these in the full tan. Looks awesome!
 
Since the 96 base model did not have a cabin air filter to replace so that the airflow through my vents improved, I had to take apart the blower under the dash on the passenger side to clean out all the crud I found in it...

Good Times
 
I got my self an early Christmas present this year now I just need to figure out how I want to mount the 42" curved and the blue sea fuse block.
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