Benefits
- Replaces Damaged Upholstery
- Improves Interior Appearance
- Covers Front & Rear Seats
- Made In The USA!
Features
- Black Finish
- Correct Size & Dimensions
- OE Style Stitching Pattern
- Vinyl Materials
What's in the Box
- (2) Headrest Covers
- (1) Driver Seat Back Upholstery
- (1) Driver Seat Bottom Upholstery
- (1) Passenger Seat Back Upholstery
- (1) Passenger Seat Bottom Upholstery
- (2) Rear Seat Back Upholstery
- (1) Rear Seat Bottom Upholstery
1997 Mustang Vinyl Sport Seat Upholstery Kit - Convertible - Black
Restore your 1997 Mustang Convertible's faded or torn seat upholstery and improve the overall appearance of your interior with this complete black vinyl sport seat kit from TMI! Now that these cars are showing their age, your seats have probably seen better days. You can't go wrong with a new TMI seat upholstery that is made from quality materials, and using factory-style patterns is a great way to renew your seats. Since 1982, TMI has focused on developing high-quality, complete automotive interior components. Clean up your SN95 Mustang's interior with quality, made-in-the-USA, complete cloth seat upholstery from TMI!
TMI Quality
This standard vinyl upholstery kit features OE-style patterns to match the seats that your Mustang came with from the factory. The material and color used are the closest available matches we've come across. Black vinyl material is used throughout the seating surfaces, seat bottoms, seat backs, and headrests. An OE-style stitching pattern is utilized while piping trims out each set of upholstery, completing a factory-style appearance. This kit includes every piece you need for a complete refresh of your front and back seats.
Common 1994-2004 Mustang Seat Upholstery Issues
- Collapsed & Crumbled Foam - The foam bolsters, especially on the driver's side, break down due to entry and exit friction.
- Leather/Vinyl Cracking & Fading - The factory leather and vinyl on the seat bottoms and upper bolsters dry out and crack, particularly in convertibles.
- Prolonged UV Sun Exposure - Excessive sun exposure and a lack of proper conditioning cause the material to stiffen and eventually split along the grain lines.
- Split Seams & Velcro Separation - From stress and age, the stitching on the seat bottoms lets go, resulting in gaping holes in the seat center. Over time, the Velcro pulls loose from the foam, causing the seat cover to stretch, loosen, and put excess stress on the stitched seams.
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