| Our next major enhancements to our 1999 Corvette Ragtop are new seats and steering wheel by John Caravaggio, owner of Caravaggio Corvettes outside Toronto, Ontario. The name may be familiar from a recent article in Autoweek or you may have seen his work on the SkunkWorks Corvettes at the 2000 Birthday Bash at the NCM in Bowling Green, KY. John is well know for the work he has done for John Cafaro, another famous name in Corvettes. |
 The starting point, a sample seat by John Caravaggio |
 Another prototype shoot. We are still making final design decisions. |
 Leather samples for my seats |
 First, I needed to remove my seats |
 Close-up of where the seat used to be |
 Seats are out of the car and ready to be sent UPS to Toronto |
 Seat mounting bolts with bottom hraness hookup |
 Another view of seat and harness mounting points |
 Leather gets cut for the new seats |
 Corvette Emblem for seat top. |
 CORVETTE for the seat upright. |
 Bottom of one seat is complete |
 A close up of the leather colour on the seat |
 Now to start working on the top of the seat |
 Seats are complete |
 Another picture of completed seats before the are shipped from Toronto to Houston |
 Picking the seats up at Mail Box Etc. |
 Seats were really well packed |
 Unpacking the seats |
 Seats installed |
 Seats installed |
 Seats installed |
 Almost forgot. The steering wheel has to match, of course. |
