Seat Cover
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Mountain Pass
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From: Toledo, OH
Seat Cover
Where does everyone recommend getting a new seat cover? I have a '77 f-250 and I was looking on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/88-96...spagenameZWD1V
I know we don't have the armrests, but for this price, it's very nice. Would this work?
Thanks!
I know we don't have the armrests, but for this price, it's very nice. Would this work?
Thanks!
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From: MB, Canada
Originally Posted by jdrone
Depends on how much you want to spend I bought mine from LMC and the seat looks like new fits great. was not cheap but worth the money to me.
I ordered the Velour Bench seat kit for $200
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From: Kingsport, TN
JKessler00 - From the hills of East Tennusea - Welcome aboard. There are a bunch of places for seat covers. Some are already listed. JC Whitney and several of you local auto parts houses have, or can order them.
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From: SouthWest Ga.
MIne came from The Seat cover Factory.
E-mail-- seatcoverfactory@sbcglobal.net
The Seatcovers fit great and the Color was close to the factory was surprised
E-mail-- seatcoverfactory@sbcglobal.net
The Seatcovers fit great and the Color was close to the factory was surprised
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From: Colorful Colorado
I just got in my velour seat cover from you know who (they don't sponsor here)...I had to drill additional holes on the top application as the seat cover is a little big, be sure to have some needle nose pliers handy as there is a reason that the holes in the back are oval (to fit the tool in). Good luck!
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From: rural Idaho
Originally Posted by honkytonk
I got a great kit from Fryers Auto Upholstery. Check my gallery for the before and after shots. Black Velour with Vinyl trim. It was about 200 dollars.
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From: New Orleans--High Ground
Yeah, I did it myself and it was my first time. You have to take the bench seat completely out--4 bolts. then you have to cut the old material off, after that you can start putting the new cover on using the metal clips and pliers that they send you. It was real easy and only took about 1-2hours.
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Mountain Pass
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From: Toledo, OH
The reason I originally wanted a seat cover is because the one on it is a rickity old wool cover. The previous owner of my truck pieced it together from about three other trucks, so the cover was covering a blue seat in a red truck. Tonight, as I was browsing through a local auto parts store, I got this brilliant idea.....paint the blue seat with Dupli-color's new vinyl and fabic paint! The seat is in great shape, it's just ugly. Now, it should look like new. I can't wait to get it done and back in!