WTB: Plastic seat hinge covers (and seat question....)
12-23-2007 | 05:16 PM
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Burning Brakes
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From: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
12-23-2007 | 08:21 PM
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Three Wheelin'
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From: Westlake Village, CA
Guys....guys....guys 
I have a simpler, MUCH less expensive solution for you all. Simply purchase black screws that have some matching washers that are wide enough to cover the screw hole opening. The screws won't sit recessed as with a brand new hinge cover but unless your car is entered in concourse events or you're obsessed with perfection about everything, nobody will notice the difference and this solution should do the trick. Total cost: around two bucks for both seats.
I have a simpler, MUCH less expensive solution for you all. Simply purchase black screws that have some matching washers that are wide enough to cover the screw hole opening. The screws won't sit recessed as with a brand new hinge cover but unless your car is entered in concourse events or you're obsessed with perfection about everything, nobody will notice the difference and this solution should do the trick. Total cost: around two bucks for both seats.
12-24-2007 | 02:17 PM
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Burning Brakes
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From: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Simply purchase black screws that have some matching washers that are wide enough to cover the screw hole opening. The screws won't sit recessed as with a brand new hinge cover but unless your car is entered in concourse events or you're obsessed with perfection about everything, nobody will notice the difference and this solution should do the trick. Total cost: around two bucks for both seats.
Thanks for the tip, I'll remember it for next time
