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Thanks for the info. My seat back is still like new. A few of the seams are opening on the drivers portion of the seat bottom. My plan is to
install the new seat cover over the old one. Stella is driven only a couple hundred miles a summer. She is covered in bed sheets in storage winters.
For my 73 f250 I used SMS fabrics, I think out of Oregon. Only needed the bottom. Vinyl weave in brown. First sent me the. Ottoman but the solid vinyl brown section did not line up properly with the back seat. I sent it back and they fixed it to proper line up to back seat. Took a good amount of time- I think 6 weeks- but fabric matches to OEM. Not cheap either but original fabrics
@John R. Thomas Nice truck and I see you have Wisco plates - good to see another old Ford in Wisconsin - Mine is a 73 Dentside and today in no where near that condition. I dragged it out of a barn in mequon. This years plan was to make the cab solid, weld in some floors and do some patching. get the new wiring done and engine built and at least moveable under its own power. next summer will be rest of cab work, bed and probably year 3 summer - body work and paint.
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