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dixie_boysles
New Member
- Joined
- May 18, 2009
- Messages
- 425
- Reaction score
- 3
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- Location
- MA, NC
- Vehicle Year
- 2006
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 4.0
- Transmission
- Automatic
Been a busy day! Took 5 hours, but got my seats recovered with some new upholstery. I had these specially made by a guy that makes them on Ebay. Let me tell you, his work is top notch!!!!! These covers were made to Ford Spec and thread for thread looked just like what came off! I think they look SICK in the truck, and im the only person with these on a 60/40 seat! Be Jealous:
Taking them apart:
Passenger side done
Even had the same little buttons on the passenger side:
closeup of material
Seatbelt hole:
I still have new material for my console lid I need to put on, but Im thinking i wanna put vinyl there and on my door panels instead. Not bad for $220 shipped and 5 hours of work.
Overall, the job was actually easy. If you take your time and watch how you took the old ones off, then they go on easy, THe hog rings didnt even give me a fit at all! I first placed them in the foam, then placed the material on and attached them where they go. Looks 100000000 times better!
Taking them apart:
Passenger side done
Even had the same little buttons on the passenger side:
closeup of material
Seatbelt hole:
I still have new material for my console lid I need to put on, but Im thinking i wanna put vinyl there and on my door panels instead. Not bad for $220 shipped and 5 hours of work.
Overall, the job was actually easy. If you take your time and watch how you took the old ones off, then they go on easy, THe hog rings didnt even give me a fit at all! I first placed them in the foam, then placed the material on and attached them where they go. Looks 100000000 times better!
