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Got my new seat covers and seat foam installed

Okbroncoman

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half cab

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Feels good when ya do it ur self don't it?

Looks great n like that coke cooler to
 

MarsChariot

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Yes, they turned out very nice. BUT....the only "problem" I see is that the paint on the rest of vehicle now needs to be made match the beautiful seats! WE all know how that goes. %)
 

hucklburry rev2

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Looks great, I will probably be doing my 66 front seats next year/this winter, where did you get yours?
 
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Okbroncoman

Okbroncoman

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Looks great, I will probably be doing my 66 front seats next year/this winter, where did you get yours?

Bronco Hut, I ordered the front first then several months later ordered the rear.
 

chuckyb

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Looks nice. I know what you mean about sore hands and the hog ring pliers. It's nice to put them away and forget about them after the job is done.
 

Scoop

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They turned out nice. I've done a couple of sets of buckets but never a rear seat. The new foam makes a big difference!
 
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Okbroncoman

Okbroncoman

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They turned out nice. I've done a couple of sets of buckets but never a rear seat. The new foam makes a big difference!

Rear seat wasn't bad, I painted the seat bottom black and I found some stainless steel staples. Thought it might help with any moisture.
 

1strodeo

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So how bad is it doing it yourself?

I will be recovering my front seats soon, and I sprung for the higher quality hog ring pliers, but I pretty much gave up turning wrenches for a living back in 2013 when I had carpal tunnel release surgery on both wrists. Don't wanna aggravate that again!!
 
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