Rear Seat Cover - Leather?

biyonic · 02-26-03, 12:32 PM

I suffer from the shredded rear seat bottom problem in my 1990 sedan. I have tan interior.

Is there a place to get a decent cover to put over the bottom rear seat? A leather replacement would be awesome. Although, pleather would work as well -

Thanks -

MrSmith · 03-13-03, 12:49 AM

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Originally posted by biyonic
I suffer from the shredded rear seat bottom problem in my 1990 sedan. I have tan interior.

Is there a place to get a decent cover to put over the bottom rear seat? A leather replacement would be awesome. Although, pleather would work as well -

Thanks -

pleather...... lol; I havent heard that in years.

Im going to a salvage yard and see if I can replace my intire set

vince · 03-13-03, 02:40 AM

Call around in your area to find a good upholstery shop. I was able to find a place to redo the entire interior with pleather for $600. Just the rear bench should be really cheap, since it's easy to remove and install that part.

MrSmith · 03-13-03, 11:08 PM

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Originally posted by vince
Call around in your area to find a good upholstery shop. I was able to find a place to redo the entire interior with pleather for $600.

Whats the name of the shop, Mabey theres one her in Atlanta.

02-26-03, 12:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
biyonic Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Cincinnati Posts: 227 Car 1: 1990 Sedan 104K mi. iTrader: (0)	Rear Seat Cover - Leather? I suffer from the shredded rear seat bottom problem in my 1990 sedan. I have tan interior. Is there a place to get a decent cover to put over the bottom rear seat? A leather replacement would be awesome. Although, pleather would work as well - Thanks -

03-13-03, 02:40 AM	#3 (permalink)
vince Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Irvine, CA Posts: 1,621 Car 1: BMW M3/4 Car 2: G1 Coupe 5MT (sold) iTrader: (0)	Call around in your area to find a good upholstery shop. I was able to find a place to redo the entire interior with pleather for $600. Just the rear bench should be really cheap, since it's easy to remove and install that part. __________________ HowStuffWorks

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