Custom Seat Covers Helped Me Pimp Out My Honda

So my good buddy JT is a bit off a show off whencame back to me.
it comes to his car. "Pimping it out" is what he likes toNow I'm kind of a low-key kind of guy, but when I
call it, but to me it seems more like a cry forlooked at my grey Honda, I started thinking "why
attention.shouldn’t I pimp this baby out a little?” And if
Last week he came around driving his new dreamI was going to, why not pick something I myself
machine - a Frankenstein creation which camecould enjoy? After all, I’m the one who’ll be
bouncing up and down the street like something outspending the most time in it and I’m not too
of a rap video.concerned with what other people might think.
Like a true friend, I tried to hold in my laughter longAfter browsing several popular car sites, my eyes
enough to take a closer look. I started at the rearwere quickly opened to an enormous world of
and walked all around the vehicle, trying to take it allaccessories that can turn a standard drive into a
in. Some of the accessories included a gold hoodluxurious one in the blink of an eye.
ornament ("to match my gold tooth, man" says JT),What really caught my attention was the dizzying
a sparkling grill, and of course those oh so tastefulselection of custom seat covers that are available.
spinning rims.Dozens of colors, textures and materials were
I could keep a straight face no longer.available, in a wide range of prices. I was tempted to
"Those rims are so 2002," I laughed.go for the Wet Okole Covers, which are
But he kept his cool.waterproof--great for when I go surfing and am too
"Don't be a hater-- the ladies love them."lazy to change out of my wetsuit. My next choice
Somehow I thought he was stretching the truth, butwas a so-called ‘canine cover’, which would
I admitted the car was definitely original, and Iprotect the seats against the claw marks and hair
agreed to go with him for a spin around the block. Ifrom my two Dobermans. (Mercifully, these covers
slid inside and we started cruising to some boomingare also billed as waterproof.)
bass. The initial drive felt good, and I have to admit,But then I saw these tailor-made sheepskin covers
we did get a few curious stares.and I was instantly sold. They were fluffy to the
But, I quickly noticed a few things. Inside, the cartouch, and amazingly, could stay warm in the winter
was anything but comfortable. The plastic on themonths and cool in the summer. For the price of a
dashboard was smashed in, the frayed seats lookedfew of showy external accessories, I could sink into
like someone had been chewing on them, and thea luxurious sheepskin cover every time I took a ride.
backseat was piled high with fast food wrappers.My next buy: a cargo liner for my trunk!
"Why don't you pimp out the inside?" I asked.Make sure you check out some of these great cargo
"I'm totally broke," he answered, "Plus, most peopleliners. And while you’re at it, check out these
aren't gonna see the inside."custom seat covers too.
Later when I was looking at my own car, his words