Installing new bucket seat covers.

[fraido2002]

Those seats look fantastic! Did you end up putting the covers on yourself? That will be a project for me soon. I am debating between the gbodyparts seat covers or having something custom made. Again, yours turned out great. :shock:

 

[tobyp]

Those seats look fantastic! Did you end up putting the covers on yourself? That will be a project for me soon. I am debating between the gbodyparts seat covers or having something custom made. Again, yours turned out great. :shock:

All purchased with gbodyparts and the new seat buns were purchased as well with gbody parts. THey are PUI brand. I toured their factory in LaGrange KY, all American made stuff and stitched in house.

I did cover the seats myself, and I'm a first timer for that. It helped to get a few pointers but for the cost to have them done versus doing them myself was well worth the 15$ set of pliers and a box of hog rings. I am super anal about detail and want things correct. Anymore it is hard to trust anyone's "complete" work. I have pictures on every step to walk others through doing the job themselves. Gbody parts does offer a recovering service.

 

[Bweavy]

Those seats look fantastic! Did you end up putting the covers on yourself? That will be a project for me soon. I am debating between the gbodyparts seat covers or having something custom made. Again, yours turned out great. :shock:

All purchased with gbodyparts and the new seat buns were purchased as well with gbody parts. THey are PUI brand. I toured their factory in LaGrange KY, all American made stuff and stitched in house.

I did cover the seats myself, and I'm a first timer for that. It helped to get a few pointers but for the cost to have them done versus doing them myself was well worth the 15$ set of pliers and a box of hog rings. I am super anal about detail and want things correct. Anymore it is hard to trust anyone's "complete" work. I have pictures on every step to walk others through doing the job themselves. Gbody parts does offer a recovering service.

We do alot more when we recover.We weld & repair as well. You found that out when you tore into them. Nice JobToby & the bet you lost well........... $150 -$350 would of seemed cheap in comparisson. :lol:
One thing in the future when you post G Body . Com that is a pornsite.
"gbody.com track covers" picture title
some poor guy will be on that site or hours. :shock:

 

[tobyp]

Those seats look fantastic! Did you end up putting the covers on yourself? That will be a project for me soon. I am debating between the gbodyparts seat covers or having something custom made. Again, yours turned out great. :shock:

All purchased with gbodyparts and the new seat buns were purchased as well with gbody parts. THey are PUI brand. I toured their factory in LaGrange KY, all American made stuff and stitched in house.

I did cover the seats myself, and I'm a first timer for that. It helped to get a few pointers but for the cost to have them done versus doing them myself was well worth the 15$ set of pliers and a box of hog rings. I am super anal about detail and want things correct. Anymore it is hard to trust anyone's "complete" work. I have pictures on every step to walk others through doing the job themselves. Gbody parts does offer a recovering service.

We do alot more when we recover.We weld & repair as well. You found that out when you tore into them. Nice JobToby & the bet you lost well........... $150 -$350 would of seemed cheap in comparisson. :lol:
One thing in the future when you post G Body . Com that is a pornsite.
"gbody.com track covers" picture title
some poor guy will be on that site or hours. :shock:

lol... I fixed and you are correct I do owe you quite a few beers. Oh well, it will be a good SEMA show for you this year!!

Brian,

You should post what services you offer. I have the privalege to know about you and the services you render but many on here are unaware.

I guess when you have time huh???!! :wink: