'93-'02 Chevy Camaro Seat & Console Upgrade Guide (4th Gen)

Step 1: ID What You Have

To get you the right set of seats, we have to know what we're trying to match. Identifying the exact interior you have helps us make sure we get you the right thing the first time!

Continue reading below to begin your DIY swap, or give us a call for a full-service experience!

Step 2: Learn What's Out There

Learn what seats you can install in your 4th Gen Camaro. The front bucket seats, center console, and rear seats can all be handled separately!

We want to make sure you get the best bang for your buck by giving you all your options, allowing you to make an informed decision.

Step 3: Get New Seats

Check out our full selection of New & Used Camaro Seats For Sale. All of our seats ship fully assembled, ready for a quick and easy installation in your vehicle.

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4th Gen Camaro OEM Interior Options

The 4th Gen Camaro, Firebird, and Trans-Am all used the same vehicle platform known as the "F-Body". The Camaro interior received an interior update for the 1997 model year.

1993 - 1996 Models (Early Interior)

Available Interior Colors

Flame Red: A vibrant, solid red cloth available in the early years.
Graphite: The standard dark grey interior (often mistaken for black, but lighter).
Beige / Tan: A standard light tan option.

Upholstery Materials

Cloth: Standard cloth interiors often feature a "Camaro" script or "Bowtie" confetti pattern woven into the center fabric inserts.
Leather: Optional leather seats from this era utilize a thick, durable hide.

1997 - 2002 Models (Updated Interior)

It is critical to note that the interior was redesigned in 1997, one year before the exterior "Catfish" facelift (1998). If you have a 1997 Camaro, you have the "old" nose but the "new" interior

Available Interior Colors

Dark Grey / Graphite (1997-1999): A dark charcoal grey.
Ebony (2000-2002): A true, deep black.
Neutral: A medium tan/beige.

Upholstery Materials

Cloth
Perforated Leather: Leather-equipped models typically feature perforated center inserts for breathability.

Special Editions

30th Anniversary (1997): Features White leather bolsters with Black & White Houndstooth cloth inserts and "30th Anniversary" embroidery.

35th Anniversary (2002): Features Ebony leather with solid Silver/Grey leather center inserts and commemorative embroidery.

4th Gen Camaro OEM Interior Upgrades

F-Body Seat Interchangeability

The floor pan and seat track bolt patterns are identical for all 1993–2002 Camaros (and Firebirds).

Physical Fitment: Any 4th Gen seat will bolt into any 4th Gen car.
Seatbelt Receivers: The seatbelt buckles (receivers) attached to the inner seat track may differ in size or shape. Transferring the original receivers from your old seats to the new units ensures compatibility with the vehicle's existing seatbelts.
Wiring: Power seat tracks require a 12V power source and a ground. Vehicles originally equipped with manual seats may require custom wiring to the driver's seat location to enable power adjustments.

Installing Newer Camaro Seats In a 4G Camaro

The floor pan of the 4th Gen Camaro is significantly different than that of the newer ones, so significant fabrication work is required to complete these installations.

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