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Sep 7, 2017 | 08:32 PM

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jared hicks

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Originally Posted by 2017-350

Marathon seat covers will be money well spent....I've had them in my last two trucks and have them in my 2017 SD. Custom fit and waterproof along with any color you can imagine.

Do you have any photos of these installed? I'm looking for my truck and these look interesting.

Sep 7, 2017 | 10:11 PM

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2017-350

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Originally Posted by jared hicks

Do you have any photos of these installed? I'm looking for my truck and these look interesting.

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Sep 8, 2017 | 12:59 AM

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Pwrgeek

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Originally Posted by ncboat

Has anyone tried fitting seat covers from the prior gen trucks? I have carrhart on my 2015 rear seat and would love to be able to use them on my 2017 when it arrives. They don't have to be perfect (my two dogs aren't) but if they gave coverage I would be fine.

I have a set of the Carhartt covers specifically made for the 17 front and rear sitting in my garage waiting on my truck to show up.

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Sep 8, 2017 | 07:31 AM

#34

rick danger

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Originally Posted by wfedwar

I have always put a folded up towel under my car seats. A regular seat cover might protect against accidents, but will not keep the car seat from making dents in the leather/vinyl/cloth that don't want to come out later.

i do that as well. I just get a couple of matching color bath towels for the front. If i,m in work clothes i,ll sit on them. If not, just sit on the leather. I found if you put a seat cover on when you buy a car thats the last you see of the nice seat till you sell it. Good for resale, but whats the sense of nice leather seats if you never see them