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Yes I have used their better( as opposed to the cheap set)dielectric pleat interior seat covers before. One on a stock 54 Chev coupe and on a 70 Chevy pickup. They fit very well, and the old truck interior still is in good shape after 12 years. The roll goods are easy to work with and when completed gives you a very serviceable interior for a good price.
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According to Auto Custom Carpet (www.accmats.com)
for my 85 Monte Carlo it comes out to $162.70 or so.... is that a bargain in the eyes of those reading this post? |
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Finally, I've been able to start on the interior of my 64 Biscayne 2dr! The seatcovers are from JC Whitney, made by Autocraft. The door panels will be made with the same pleated material. I did the rear seat today, here's a pic...
It looks a little lumpy in the photo, but not bad for a first timer, considering what I had to start with. The seat bottom uses only the stock seat base, with foam replacing the springs. Now, can anyone tell me how to take the backrests (split back bench seat) off of the front seat so I can get started on it? Maydaymike Jasper,AL 64 Biscayne 230/pg 88 Yugo GV |
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64 bisc
hey mike, i was wondering if you could post some pics of the biscayne, i have a 64 two door and was wondering what yours looks like. any help would be appreciated.
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