Seat covers
- Thread starter tracy
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Local upulstory place probably for quality.
The vinyl thickness color and quality was pretty good on mine. But mine are a 66 western scroll design and they aren't nearly as finely tooled as the originals. I waited a year and a half fory back seat covers...
plymouthman72
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I can't speak to their current quality but I purchased PUI 9 years ago on my 72 and I thought the quality was good. After seeing someone else's car with a legendary interior (in person), the look and feel was noticeably better in my opinion and felt more like an oem product. I wasn't unhappy with my choice but if I could go back, I probably would have gone the Legendary route but I also was not needing it all that fast. 2/3's of a year is a long time to wait if you wanting/needing it sooner.
What Make, model, year ? Someone may have an unneeded set. If you're looking for them by Spring, you could probably purchase the Original type material, from SMS, and find a local shop to stitch them up. One word of advice, Verify their Quality of Workmanship, as the material isn't cheap, nor the Time Lost for Delays...
YY1
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I'll 2nd what car?
I'll also second the PUI 66 Satellite scroll interior.
There was a difference in the skirting where the hog rings go, but for that particular model the one I helped to install turned out great.
Best to get model/year specific first hand accounts.
I'll also second the PUI 66 Satellite scroll interior.
There was a difference in the skirting where the hog rings go, but for that particular model the one I helped to install turned out great.
Best to get model/year specific first hand accounts.
I had a shop do the ones in this Coronet 500.
Half the cost or less than Legendary, and better workmanship. The original covers were able to be used for a pattern.
Half the cost or less than Legendary, and better workmanship. The original covers were able to be used for a pattern.
