Leather Seat Repair
#16
The eBay ones are made by others, and you really have to be careful with them because their quality is not necessarily proven. That's the route I went with the seller I mentioned above (usautonation) when I was trying to save a few dollars, and it turned out OK, but I would pay the extra to get the much more professional appearance from the Seat Shop. Those guys have it down pat and have been doing this for a long time, and they won't mess around with shortchanging anything.
#18
This sellers prices are reasonable, I may go this route.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/121950430618
97 -99 Ford F 350 Lariat 7.3 L Driver side Bottom Leather seat cover TAN
https://www.ebay.com/itm/121950430618
97 -99 Ford F 350 Lariat 7.3 L Driver side Bottom Leather seat cover TAN
#20
Third party is already the only option for most of the wearable seat portions (pads and covers) as Ford does not seem to be making any more. Some pieces are still available but I think that Ford has discontinued manufacturing (or sourcing) them and once the stock is gone then they'll be officially discontinued. I know that when I did my driver's seat last year I could only get the upper pad (seat back) from Ford. The lower pad was discontinued as were the upper and lower covers.
I went with The Seat Shop and it was a perfect fit as well as a perfect match. They may be a little more expensive than others but they have good stuff. I think you can even get full leather covers now instead of just the OEM center section.
I went with The Seat Shop and it was a perfect fit as well as a perfect match. They may be a little more expensive than others but they have good stuff. I think you can even get full leather covers now instead of just the OEM center section.
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I did not have the option to 'refresh' my driver's seat as it was split down the side and all across the front on the bottom pad.
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I did lay the covers out on concrete d/w in the sun for a while, but it really wasn't that hard for me. Getting the velcro attached in the indentations is what keeps the wrinkles out of the leather.
My foam was ok, I did the covers before the foam got bad.
I did have a few JD's, AFTER getting the covers on !
#30
Watch the video on UTube, that will show you more than any photos.
I did lay the covers out on concrete d/w in the sun for a while, but it really wasn't that hard for me. Getting the velcro attached in the indentations is what keeps the wrinkles out of the leather.
My foam was ok, I did the covers before the foam got bad.
I did have a few JD's, AFTER getting the covers on !
I did lay the covers out on concrete d/w in the sun for a while, but it really wasn't that hard for me. Getting the velcro attached in the indentations is what keeps the wrinkles out of the leather.
My foam was ok, I did the covers before the foam got bad.
I did have a few JD's, AFTER getting the covers on !