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    Recommnded Shops? Leather Seats

    Just wondering. Any place you recommend that sells new leather covers for '86 Town Car (Front Seats only)?


    My seats are not ripped or anything - but 20+ years of bums on seats makes them look old.
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    #2
    I don't believe such a thing exists. You'd have to look up an upolstery shop and have them recovered with something else.
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      #3
      Originally posted by boXman View Post
      I don't believe such a thing exists. You'd have to look up an upolstery shop and have them recovered with something else.
      sure it does.
      http://www.auto-interior.com/leather...htm#Town%20Car
      you just have to be willing to spend $1100.
      your other option is an automotive upholstery shop, which will probably be even more.
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        #4
        Well, I'll be damned! They only show one style tho..
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          #5
          Pics look like base model leather seats tho. I want brandy new velour Signature pillow top upholstry.
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            #6
            Well ... when I was in Bali last week (where daily wages are $5), found an excellent Car Interiors shop. Think 'Pimp my Ride', West Coast Customs on MTV.

            When I asked them if they can make new leather seats, they ripped out samples for all types of cars (Mercedes, Jaguar, ...). Then I showed them photos of my pillow-top seats. Did not bat an eyelid. Yep - we can do that. (The Balinese are EXCELLENT at hand crafts). I asked for the price of 2 x seats only (the part your bum is on ... not the backs). Written quote for US$480 for the pair of seats.

            I am thinking of taking off one seat cover and taking with me on my next trip there (it is close to where I live and cheap to get to) and see what sort of a copy they can make.

            Of course - I am sure the final price will be higher than the estimate (With a smile on their face as they hand me the bill) but that is life.

            Hmmm....decisions - decisions.
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              #7
              Does that price include them installing it on the seat for you?
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                #8
                No - I am not taking the car or seats to Bali. But the workshop manual says it is easy to take off and replace the covers.
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                  #9
                  You need special tools like hogring pliers. dunno if there is anything else.
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                    #10
                    hog ring pliers are cheap.


                    shit for $1100 ill redo your seats while wearing a chicken suit
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by DuceAnAHalf View Post
                      hog ring pliers are cheap.


                      shit for $1100 ill redo your seats while wearing a chicken suit

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                        #12
                        you don't NEED hogring pliers, they just help.

                        Depending on condition, a redye might work for you. It'd be a bit less expensive.
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