Chevrolet Camaro 1993-1996 E-Brake Boots

This product is handmade in Europe and can take up to eight weeks to arrive. No returns or exchanges accepted.

What This Is

A custom-sewn leather e-brake boot for 1993-1996 Camaros. It replaces the factory boot and mounts on the console's existing retaining tabs. It is not a complete console or e-brake assembly.

What's Included

• Included: 1 leather e-brake boot, cut and sewn to order.
• Not included: console, retaining strip, or hardware. You reuse your factory parts.

Before You Order

• Fits 1993-1996 Camaro.
• It's made to order, so it can take up to 8 weeks to arrive and can't be returned or exchanged. Please double-check your year, fitment, and colors before ordering.
• International shipping: every piece ships from Poland, so a $15 international shipping charge applies to each item at checkout.

Installation

Difficulty: Advanced  |  Tools: 10mm socket, screwdrivers, pliers, wire cutters or utility knife, marker, hot glue (optional)

The center console has to come out to install this boot. You'll remove it, swap the boot onto the retaining tabs, and reinstall.

▼ Click to Open / Close Step-by-Step Installation Guide (8 Steps)

Step 1. Unscrew the shift knob counterclockwise, then push the shift boot ring forward and lift it out with the boot.

Step 2. Remove the top console piece behind the cup holder: open the console lid, push the piece forward, and lift. Disconnect the traction control wires, ashtray light, and console pocket light.

Step 3. Remove the console: two 10mm bolts at the front sides, two 10mm bolts in the bottom of the main compartment, one 10mm bolt under the ashtray, and two small screws under the coin holder. Pull the e-brake handle all the way back, lift the rear of the console, and unplug the lighter and power outlet connectors.

Step 4. Turn the console over to find the e-brake boot. Remove the metal retaining strip on one side (cut it, or bend it back and forth until it breaks), then gently pull the rubber boot off the retaining tabs.

Step 5. Set the new boot in place and mark where the retaining tabs go. Check the look before cutting, then cut narrow slots (about 1/16") for the tabs.

Step 6. Reinstall the rubber boot over the leather boot to hold it in place (hot glue also works). Short pieces of the old metal strip work as clips where tabs are worn.

Step 7. Reinstall the console, working the e-brake handle through the new boot as you lower it. Make sure seat belts and wires aren't trapped before fastening anything.

Step 8. Reinstall the shift boot and shift knob.

Leather care: apply a leather conditioner with UV protection every 4-6 weeks to keep it from drying out and cracking.

Options & Pricing

Choose your material, 50+ colors, and 38 stitching colors in the options above. Add-on prices are added in the cart.

Material

• Regular Leather
• Perforated Leather
• Nappa Leather +$15
• Genuine Alcantara +$25
• Faux Alcantara
• Carbon Fiber Vinyl

Style

• Quadruple Thread +$9

Quadruple stitching color applies to the outer lines of thread.