Seat Cover
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Seat Cover
I found a year old thread about seat covers but rather than resurrect that one I decided to start a new one.
I just installed a custom Head Waters seat cover on the rear seat of my truck. Easy to install with two people, took about 20 minutes. The instructions are good but the install was really intuitive so other than a quick look before I started, I didn't use the instructions. Price was $285 and that included covers for the 3 headrests and the arm rest.
The seat covers are made in Montana using American made material, thread, hook and loop, etc. Paul, the owner, is very responsive to emails and phone calls.
https://www.headwatersseatcovers.com...rsus_index.asp
I just installed a custom Head Waters seat cover on the rear seat of my truck. Easy to install with two people, took about 20 minutes. The instructions are good but the install was really intuitive so other than a quick look before I started, I didn't use the instructions. Price was $285 and that included covers for the 3 headrests and the arm rest.
The seat covers are made in Montana using American made material, thread, hook and loop, etc. Paul, the owner, is very responsive to emails and phone calls.
https://www.headwatersseatcovers.com...rsus_index.asp
. They look like they fit perfectly.
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The print is Kryptek Typhoon. I wanted a solid cover that was close in color to the leather but neither the black nor the grey Cordura were even close. Paul sent large samples so I could get a good idea of how the colors would look. I went with the Typhoon because it had colors that did match the leather and besides, its in the back seat where the kids are.
As for the fit, yes, it is spot on. Paul did a great job making the covers fit well and still making them easy to install. The hardest part of the whole process was the head rests and they weren't too bad.
As for the fit, yes, it is spot on. Paul did a great job making the covers fit well and still making them easy to install. The hardest part of the whole process was the head rests and they weren't too bad.
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