Uhpolstery Kits From Latemodel Etc?

88stang88

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watch your local craigslist for a set.

I have seen several go for less than 400 and look brand new

 

90lxwhite

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Up to what year will work in a 95?

 

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90lxwhite said:

Leather-$1,122 w out foam

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Not sure what year your car is - but Latemodel sells our Leather Uphosltery Full Sets for about 1/2 that - they run $689.99 for a leather '93 set.
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com...onvertible-Opal-Gray-Leather-Sport-Upholstery

And yes - I always suggest getting a material sample before you buy (especially with leather - unless it's black) , just throw me a PM with your address and which samples you'd like to see.

Thanks!

 

88stang88

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You can make just about any year work in your car you just have to reuse your seat frame railing. Alot of people upgrade to 99+ seats and have no issues at all. The car inside the cab hasnt changed much from 94-04.

 

88stang88

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But with that being said if your going to pay for brand new I suggest going with TMI.

They really do have nice materials and excellent customer service.

 

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90lxwhite

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I'm currently fixing up a 95. I have samples on the way, black ones actually

 

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88stang88

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I think whenever I redo my interior I am going to do away with the tan carpet and install new black and recover my tan leather.

I don't know why but I think it gives it a cleaner look than everything from the dash down being tan.

 

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90lxwhite said:

I'm currently fixing up a 95. I have samples on the way

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I have black and grey interior. The dash is black and grey and the carpet and seats are grey cloth. I need to the carpet too the old is stained and such. I'm not sure if I'm going to go back with grey or black carpet but I believe I'm going w black seats. I wonder how much an uhpolstery shop would charge to do the seats vs going the tmi route? I guess I need to go get an estimate and go from there.

 

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Your labor will run pretty high from a shop...it will probably be cheaper to go TMI and do it yourself.

 

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I am going to do my own. I have watched numerous videos and talked to a couple different people now and am positive it's not too difficult to do. Not nearly as bad as the old seats with the million hog rings.