Come one guys, help me out here.

I need to recover the rear seat in my 99 F350 Super Duty Super Cab (four door).

It is a great truck but the PO kept his dog back there all the time and it stinks. Plus the stitching is coming out of the leather (tan color).

I got some great new upholstry off ebay for the front seats but can't find any for the back seat.

some one must sell the upholstry for a DIY guy like me.

Our local shop wanted $600 plus parts to do it. No way.

I can buy a cow, kill it, skin it, tan the hide, sell the steaks and do my own upholstry for that price.

I want to find some place that will sell me the upholstry that is all ready to put on and do it my self.

Waiting for your answers--Please

 

You'd have better luck finding a cloth seat at a junkyard. Also, consider many of the aftermarket covers that Cabelas sells, if you don't mind having a cover on it. You will pay a LOT for a new leather cover, no matter how it's sourced (unless a junkyard). $600 to reupholster a seat in leather is pretty reasonable.

 

Google automotive leather kit. The big companies have templates for all the cars... Contact them directly and ask them to make you one. It's a common request. What city you in??

 

I need driver's seat recovered. Where did you end up getting the fronts from? Do you have pics?

 

Vette43

Sorry, I stumbled across the upholstry on ebay about a year ago.

Can't remember where they came from. Turned out to be perfect match for original upholstry on front seat. We ripped off old upholstry and these were a perfect fit.

No pictures

I have not seeany more on ebay.

 

Oddly enough, I happen to have a near perfect condition tan leather rear bench out of my '99 cc sitting in my living room. Do you just need the cover, the cover and the cushions... or the whole seat?

I'm in SoCal currently, but even have a trip to the east coast planned at the end of the month, passing through Louisiana to get to FL.

 

In you have any front captain chair for cc grey bring em to nola for me.

 

Still have those too, but they're tan... and need to be recovered.