The quality on these LMC ones ain't good. The seams are splitting after 2 years, and the color has faded from the sun. I'd say just pay your local upholstery shop.
Use a wet towel and a hot iron to shrink out the wrinkles. Lay down the wet towel on the wrinkles and put the hot iron on the towel and steam out the wrinkles. It shrinks it right up tight. That's how we used to do it, when needed, at Jay's Auto Upholstery Shop in Pomona, CA.
I used that exact seat cover over top of the original padding .his must have been custom made bigger for this video.i cussed and pulled for hours to get mine to fit only to realize the stitching isnt lined up when bolted back together.
Im scared to use LMC after seeing how wrinkly this kit is. That 40 year old OEM cover he took off was much thicker and made better and had absolutely no wrinkles it was tight.
Correct me if I have unrealistic expectations, but that didn't look like a good fit...it looked loose and wrinkled... is that normal? will the cover shrink to fit?
I think you talked me into it Kevin. I really need upholstery for an 83 squarebody and I was planning to farm this out to a really expensive upholstery guy near me, but I think between my wife and I we can do this. Your videos are awesome
These seats need about an inch off each side and likely front to back, then it would actually tighten up, steam all you want it will help light wrinkles but not loose upholstery, they copied a stretched pattern without compensating, he was prepared for a good fit with the garbage bags but well you see what happened.
I always put new seat vinyl in the sun, usually sitting on my black car roof absorbing lots of heat, and loosening the vinyl. The plastic does work great on the tighter skins on seat backs. Also, after hog ringing the skins on your new seats, I let the completed set sit out in the hot sun for an hour or so, so that vinyl can relax and take a set to its new shape and form. It prevents tearing of the vinyl
i'm currently installing the LMC seat covers on my square body bench seat and i will say the covers are of good quality and the replacement seat pad LMC sells is great quality too. however, the Hog ring pliers (and hog rings) that they include in the kit are TRASH. there is a reason Kevin is not using them in this video and using a higher quality set of hog ring pliers. i struggled through the seat back cover install with the hog rings because of the crummy pliers and cheap hog rings and i have a better set of pliers and better hog rings on the way for when i do the seat bottom. ALSO to note a factory bench seat will have plastic trim pieces on the seat bottom where the seat belts come through to protect the seat cover, and the replacement seat cover is not designed for that. instead they have a pleather patch sown over were the seat belts come through with a little flap, which took a fair bit of trimming on the seat cover to get the factory plastic pieces to fit correctly ALSO if any of your small springs on the seat bottom are broken LMC DOES NOT sell those springs or the wire if any of those are broken (no clue why) you can find the small springs on Ebay and you can replace any broken wires with mechanics wire
I've been doing upholstery for years and every single install kit I've got has came out with wrinkles since they are made through a single pattern . Of course I've never turned one in with wrinkles. Just have to use a steamer and or a light layer of dacron or that 1 inch foam. Very few have been super tight and for that matter I would recommend using a large trash bag, cut down the sides to cover the whole bun and itll be the easiest slip on (dont recommend for those doing heaters).
Ordered this upholstery kit for my 1976 chevy K20. The hog ring pliers LMC provides with the upholstery are HORRIBLE! They should be embarrassed sending such a crap tool to a customer.
Hey Kevin, Thanks for the video. I am going to re-upholster my 91 Ford Ranger bench seat and I am curious where you got the foam for the bottom seat. I ordered a foam kit from LMC as well but It sure would be nice to find a new one. I have looked extensively and not found any. Any ideas?
Great job as usual. I watched this video after I installed new covers lol. I pretty much did it the same way. I would suggest to everyone watching, buy a good pair of hog ring pliers!! The pliers that came with my cover made for sloppy work. They ended up breaking, fortunately on the very last clip :)
Looking at an LMC kit for our C10 truck build. I was wondering if you had any pictures or if anyone had any reviews on the wear of these. But great video, we love your guys parts!
Guys dont use knifes to make cuts on the leather part use round stuff to poke it making cuts with blades will make the cuts run with time while using it it will get damage with time how he did it
I have a dilemma, I got in new upholstery in, removed old upholstery , the old upholstery was I’m assuming glued to the seat foam, added padding and batting then applied new covers….. but the old ones were glued and oval clipped in but new is hog ring … but there’s no the to hook the hog rings to, what can I do?
I appreciate you so much Kevin. I am restoring a 1996 Ford F150 XLT. I have the one with the big super big engine. I’m excited. It’s in great condition and only has 80,000 miles on it. I’m reupholstering my seat today… And even though you’re working on a different vehicle than I am you’ve been a lot of help. Got to make sure to subscribe. Thanks buddy
Why can't LMC truck offer a TRUE 40/60 split bench? Like the driver is in a bucket seat which is the only section that slides and the rest of the bench is fixed in place. No center console, no flip out arm rest, with a head rest, that is OEM looking for all years of 88 to 98 for chevys? I'm ripping my hair out just trying to find a complete unit. NOT THE CUSTOM splits that are currently being offered.
Too bad LMC and other reproduction companies don't make jack shit for '70 era Dodge trucks. Missing out on a lot of business. Glove box lids, Adventurer bucket seat foam. I have both a '79 Lil Red and a '79 D-150, both have the black bucket seats. No one has replacement foam. No one make a repop glove box lid. No one make door panels. My D-150 has a finish out interior cab w/head liner and all trimmed out. No one makes that stuff. Replacement mirrors of the Lil Red. Sure for Chevy's and Fords but screw the Mopars.
I wish you would have done a video on the type of seats that are in my 1992 Chevy C1500 which has the armrest along with the head rest showing how to reupholster those type of seats ? I purchased quite a bit of stuff from LMC trucks and I was thinking about the upholstery but this video does not show me what I need to feel confident to do the job myself since I have a center armrest built into the bench seat along with headrest
If only LMC still sold the bench foam and covers. I've been trying to find foam and covers for my 97 ram 1500 for 2 years now. no luck. junk yard hear I come.
on the bottom section, definitely want to put the back J channel on first, I tried a few times with the front first and it never pulled back enough. searched for a video, saw this, did the back first and it laid right over.
Just FYI to anyone doing this at home, we did it today and the hog ring pliers that come with the kit are junk. I bet that is why Kevin used a better pair in the video. Do yourself a favor and get the better pair of pliers. Even the Pittsburg pair from Harbor Freight are good.
OK Folks, I ordered the seat cover for my 86. Seat covers went on and fit great. I would strongly recommend purchasing a decent set of hog ring pliers due to the ones that come with the kit are a joke and do not work. 2nd LMC only provides the bottom Seat cushion and not the back seat cushion for certain years, note the reason he did not replace the one in the video. Just a heads up. Great Instructional Video regardless.
Fits perfectly rear-facing in our truck, which has a slightly smaller back seats. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx6_FKRYB2ClSPRyjcd8HptiCS3EiQoNX4 Feels as comfy and plush as our Graco Contender carseat
@@boxerfan2 whoa ...my truck only cost $1000. I have seen the guys work and he is good. I would do it myself but my sewing machine won't do the leather.
The video is great but it does not show how to do the corners on the seat back in the area down low by the release levers on each side. There are two skinny pieces that have to be folded and hog ringed in.
i think that was a pretty lousy instalation, look at the original seat cover - NO wrinkles - then look at the new instalation - Wrinkles all over the place. i If I had a shop install covers like that id throw the seat at him and then give them a chance to do the job right. if not satisfactory then. Id sue them
This doesn't look much better then a seat cover..others say you need to use steam on the foam to expand it because this turned out just ok not great with all the wrinkles left in it.
Does anyone know the color of the seat at 1:51 my truck has that seat color but it’s ripped and I want to replace it but I want that same color because that’s the color of the interior and I want it to look stock
The kit doesn't come with the back, you can order the replacement cushions www.lmctruck.com/1973-87-chevy-gmc/seats/cc-1973-87-replacement-bench-seat-cushions Here the seat kit, www.lmctruck.com/1973-87-chevy-gmc/seats/cc-1973-87-vinyl-bench-seat-kits
Called LMC. They said seat kit for my 83 k2500( 38-2297-bl) did not come with seat belt cut outs on the vinyl/ velour. How do go about putting them in w/o slicing it all up?
If you need seat warmers that means it's cold enough to snow. Cold enough to snow means salt on the roads. No-one who puts the time and money into restoring a square body will drive it in the salt. If you do you're a fool.
@@allenh5583 I live in the upper Midwest. There doesn't have to be snow on ground for there to be salt down. Anywhere near 35 degrees they're throwing down liquid salt on every corner, bridge, and overpass. That's why we like buying our project trucks from southern states. Not as cold. No salt.
I’m in Ontario, CA. They have this new brine that’ll make anything rot. As much as it seems nice to have seat warmers, I agree, it’s definitely not worth driving any nice classic during that time of the year.
I love this modern hi tech truck interior, wow,, is this set up still available in new model pick ups and suvs ? if they have this similar interior, i will buy a new one
Hi Cathy, we do offer the foam. If you're having difficulties finding it please give us a call at 1 800 562 8782 and one of our agents will be happy to help.
The quality on these LMC ones ain't good. The seams are splitting after 2 years, and the color has faded from the sun. I'd say just pay your local upholstery shop.
Use a wet towel and a hot iron to shrink out the wrinkles. Lay down the wet towel on the wrinkles and put the hot iron on the towel and steam out the wrinkles. It shrinks it right up tight. That's how we used to do it, when needed, at Jay's Auto Upholstery Shop in Pomona, CA.
Would a carefully applied heat gun work?
@@northerniltreenatural heat from the sun will take the wrinkles out over time
"perfect time to put on some white lithium grease" *sprays wildly random pattern, misses the inner track completely...
Lol he accidentally shoots his eyes......
Sprays his ass with it lol
Duhhhhh
Lol
"Like puttin socks on a rooster." Hahah awesome
I would love to see that video.
And how much you et pecked.
Bloody mess 4 sure 👍
Lol!!!! I haven’t heard that in years!!! One of my buddy I served in the military with would say that.... lol
I used that exact seat cover over top of the original padding .his must have been custom made bigger for this video.i cussed and pulled for hours to get mine to fit only to realize the stitching isnt lined up when bolted back together.
Im scared to use LMC after seeing how wrinkly this kit is. That 40 year old OEM cover he took off was much thicker and made better and had absolutely no wrinkles it was tight.
It tightens up over time
If you had used a steamer on the back foam it re-expands it to its original dimensions.
Good information. Thanks for the tip.
would be nice to see how heat warmers were plugged together, and plugged to the truck power source.
Plug and play
"Bob's your uncle"
Correct me if I have unrealistic expectations, but that didn't look like a good fit...it looked loose and wrinkled... is that normal? will the cover shrink to fit?
hell naw..your supposed to use steam so it can shrink the material to take shape.
Let it sit in sun it will shrink up
I guess you get what you pay for...yuck
I think you talked me into it Kevin. I really need upholstery for an 83 squarebody and I was planning to farm this out to a really expensive upholstery guy near me, but I think between my wife and I we can do this. Your videos are awesome
hows the upholstery on your 83
Did you do it? I hope that y'all still own the truck because they aren't coming down in price, that's for sure.
Can I have that old seat upholstery? It's a lot nicer than mine!
Really good. Always appreciate your teaching and guidance, Kevin.
Why does every car channel have to use heavy metal guitar riffs all through their videos? WTF? Who actually thinks this is a good idea?
i do
Would you prefer classical, salsa music, or booty bass?
A lot of people like guitar riffs!
Doesn't look very good to me.
If that is how lmc covers fit I think that I will shop elsewhere.
You find anywhere else to get em from?
These seats need about an inch off each side and likely front to back, then it would actually tighten up, steam all you want it will help light wrinkles but not loose upholstery, they copied a stretched pattern without compensating, he was prepared for a good fit with the garbage bags but well you see what happened.
either he did a Shitty job installing or it's crappy thin Aftermarket garbage seat covers
I always put new seat vinyl in the sun, usually sitting on my black car roof absorbing lots of heat, and loosening the vinyl. The plastic does work great on the tighter skins on seat backs. Also, after hog ringing the skins on your new seats, I let the completed set sit out in the hot sun for an hour or so, so that vinyl can relax and take a set to its new shape and form. It prevents tearing of the vinyl
A heat gun works well too.
I’m curious on where he got the bottom foam 🤔 because LMC doesn’t say anything
This kit is trash. Save your money and take your truck to a reupholster shop
i'm currently installing the LMC seat covers on my square body bench seat and i will say the covers are of good quality and the replacement seat pad LMC sells is great quality too. however, the Hog ring pliers (and hog rings) that they include in the kit are TRASH. there is a reason Kevin is not using them in this video and using a higher quality set of hog ring pliers. i struggled through the seat back cover install with the hog rings because of the crummy pliers and cheap hog rings and i have a better set of pliers and better hog rings on the way for when i do the seat bottom.
ALSO to note a factory bench seat will have plastic trim pieces on the seat bottom where the seat belts come through to protect the seat cover, and the replacement seat cover is not designed for that. instead they have a pleather patch sown over were the seat belts come through with a little flap, which took a fair bit of trimming on the seat cover to get the factory plastic pieces to fit correctly
ALSO if any of your small springs on the seat bottom are broken LMC DOES NOT sell those springs or the wire if any of those are broken (no clue why) you can find the small springs on Ebay and you can replace any broken wires with mechanics wire
I check LMC and they don't sell them no more. Where else can I find them?
I've been doing upholstery for years and every single install kit I've got has came out with wrinkles since they are made through a single pattern . Of course I've never turned one in with wrinkles. Just have to use a steamer and or a light layer of dacron or that 1 inch foam. Very few have been super tight and for that matter I would recommend using a large trash bag, cut down the sides to cover the whole bun and itll be the easiest slip on (dont recommend for those doing heaters).
Ordered this upholstery kit for my 1976 chevy K20. The hog ring pliers LMC provides with the upholstery are HORRIBLE! They should be embarrassed sending such a crap tool to a customer.
I really wanna get seat warmers for both driver and passenger back and bottom but I don’t know enough about wiring :(
Hey Kevin, Thanks for the video. I am going to re-upholster my 91 Ford Ranger bench seat and I am curious where you got the foam for the bottom seat. I ordered a foam kit from LMC as well but It sure would be nice to find a new one. I have looked extensively and not found any. Any ideas?
No sewing? Seems pretty easy to me.
Great job as usual. I watched this video after I installed new covers lol. I pretty much did it the same way. I would suggest to everyone watching, buy a good pair of hog ring pliers!! The pliers that came with my cover made for sloppy work. They ended up breaking, fortunately on the very last clip :)
Looking at an LMC kit for our C10 truck build. I was wondering if you had any pictures or if anyone had any reviews on the wear of these. But great video, we love your guys parts!
Guys dont use knifes to make cuts on the leather part use round stuff to poke it making cuts with blades will make the cuts run with time while using it it will get damage with time how he did it
Awesome web site but when it comes to interior peices it seems to skip my year of dodge ram d350 from 1986
want the same cover u have online they only got vinyl with some fake suede in the middle
Looks cheap and wrinkly to me?
It has to sit out but they tighten back up
agreed lazy work or chinese aftermarket garbage
Why the question mark?
And no, it's fine. Especially after a day in the sun.
I found 2 sets of covers under the outer one on my '65 Falcon!
Need to do this video for an older truck.
Also would like to see spring repairs available.
Why you always show everything about our Chevy an not on ford
Chevys are over rated junk the frames crack on those square bodys
Would of like to see how you connect the heated seats wiring 🤓
I have a dilemma, I got in new upholstery in, removed old upholstery , the old upholstery was I’m assuming glued to the seat foam, added padding and batting then applied new covers….. but the old ones were glued and oval clipped in but new is hog ring … but there’s no the to hook the hog rings to, what can I do?
1600.... fucking dollars.... for what my upholstery guy can do for 400..........
looks cheap, a heavier material would look better
I just did a lmc seat kit on my channel Geof jones customs . Nice fit , easy to do .
Wow blather your spesial make American seat car make sure very nice work good jobb
I appreciate you so much Kevin. I am restoring a 1996 Ford F150 XLT. I have the one with the big super big engine. I’m excited. It’s in great condition and only has 80,000 miles on it. I’m reupholstering my seat today… And even though you’re working on a different vehicle than I am you’ve been a lot of help. Got to make sure to subscribe. Thanks buddy
How did this work out? I'm thinking of doing the same thing
I need the backrest for my 85 square, cant find it. Anyone have any other sites that are recommended
Why can't LMC truck offer a TRUE 40/60 split bench? Like the driver is in a bucket seat which is the only section that slides and the rest of the bench is fixed in place. No center console, no flip out arm rest, with a head rest, that is OEM looking for all years of 88 to 98 for chevys? I'm ripping my hair out just trying to find a complete unit. NOT THE CUSTOM splits that are currently being offered.
Marketplace...
Too bad LMC and other reproduction companies don't make jack shit for '70 era Dodge trucks. Missing out on a lot of business. Glove box lids, Adventurer bucket seat foam. I have both a '79 Lil Red and a '79 D-150, both have the black bucket seats. No one has replacement foam. No one make a repop glove box lid. No one make door panels. My D-150 has a finish out interior cab w/head liner and all trimmed out. No one makes that stuff. Replacement mirrors of the Lil Red. Sure for Chevy's and Fords but screw the Mopars.
Do we have a kit for 54 chevy 3100 ???
I wish you would have done a video on the type of seats that are in my 1992 Chevy C1500 which has the armrest along with the head rest showing how to reupholster those type of seats ? I purchased quite a bit of stuff from LMC trucks and I was thinking about the upholstery but this video does not show me what I need to feel confident to do the job myself since I have a center armrest built into the bench seat along with headrest
If only LMC still sold the bench foam and covers. I've been trying to find foam and covers for my 97 ram 1500 for 2 years now. no luck. junk yard hear I come.
on the bottom section, definitely want to put the back J channel on first, I tried a few times with the front first and it never pulled back enough. searched for a video, saw this, did the back first and it laid right over.
Just FYI to anyone doing this at home, we did it today and the hog ring pliers that come with the kit are junk. I bet that is why Kevin used a better pair in the video. Do yourself a favor and get the better pair of pliers. Even the Pittsburg pair from Harbor Freight are good.
OK Folks, I ordered the seat cover for my 86. Seat covers went on and fit great. I would strongly recommend purchasing a decent set of hog ring pliers due to the ones that come with the kit are a joke and do not work. 2nd LMC only provides the bottom Seat cushion and not the back seat cushion for certain years, note the reason he did not replace the one in the video. Just a heads up. Great Instructional Video regardless.
Very nice exactly what I'm doing to my Chevy 1987 G 20 Vandura 4x4 conversion van thank you perfectly step by step explanations
Glad it helped
Fits perfectly rear-facing in our truck, which has a slightly smaller back seats. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx6_FKRYB2ClSPRyjcd8HptiCS3EiQoNX4 Feels as comfy and plush as our Graco Contender carseat
LMC website says estimated cost for everything in video 1600.00 . Damn thats more than what I purchased my squarebody for.
Fr I want something cheap and simple
I got a quote for a custom 2 color upholstery for $450. Think I am going to do it.
@@freckles3705 Thats a good price. My local upholstery shop wants 1100.00.
@@boxerfan2 whoa ...my truck only cost $1000. I have seen the guys work and he is good. I would do it myself but my sewing machine won't do the leather.
I just got a seat cover for my 1964 Ford f250. The cloth seats are worn out. hopefully I can find some foam since the foam from LMC is on back order.
Great videos! Please add some tutorials on replacing body panels.
Anyone know where I can get bench seat tracks or frame? I have bucket seats from a older van, they don’t fit well.
The video is great but it does not show how to do the corners on the seat back in the area down low by the release levers on each side. There are two skinny pieces that have to be folded and hog ringed in.
i think that was a pretty lousy instalation, look at the original seat cover - NO wrinkles - then look at the new instalation - Wrinkles all over the place. i If I had a shop install covers like that id throw the seat at him and then give them a chance to do the job right. if not satisfactory then. Id sue them
Would you send Paulie to wack em also?
I was thinking that. I would like my seat covers nice and tight not loose and sagging. I would imgine the seat cushion to be a little thicker.
I agree about the wrinkles, just think on a hot summer day there would be sags and ripples. More under batting or some thing to negate that.
Many of the sags (if not all of them) will disappear naturally over time. Try upholstering a seat for yourself and you will see what I mean
@@lexpro2239 just use a heat gun. Problem solved
This doesn't look much better then a seat cover..others say you need to use steam on the foam to expand it because this turned out just ok not great with all the wrinkles left in it.
Just FYI, we did not receive hog rings or the pliers in our kit. Luckily tractor supply has it in stock
Do you have a repair kit for a 2009 ford f-550 super duty? just the bottom seat in grey
Way do yeah always do chavy and not 1988 ford f350 crew cab 2wd truck
Seems a little loose
Too many wrinkles
There may be black widow spiders in there!!!😣😵😨😥😫😖😰
Does anyone know the color of the seat at 1:51 my truck has that seat color but it’s ripped and I want to replace it but I want that same color because that’s the color of the interior and I want it to look stock
Black seat in a red interior. What don't carry red.
His Grandma must have a whole different look in her pantyhose.🤕 Then the one I pictured in my mind. 🤔
Nice video my seat on the driver's side has sank in i have 1981 Chevy c10 probably needs spring replacement
I know this is a old video but does the kit come with the foam for the back I need both the seat and the back foam
The kit doesn't come with the back, you can order the replacement cushions www.lmctruck.com/1973-87-chevy-gmc/seats/cc-1973-87-replacement-bench-seat-cushions
Here the seat kit, www.lmctruck.com/1973-87-chevy-gmc/seats/cc-1973-87-vinyl-bench-seat-kits
I need this for my 94 Ford F150 Thanks for the video Bud
where do i get replacement foam? for a 1990 d250.
Called LMC. They said seat kit for my 83 k2500( 38-2297-bl) did not come with seat belt cut outs on the vinyl/ velour. How do go about putting them in w/o slicing it all up?
Hi Sal, if you would like to call us up or email us we can send you this information.
Definitely buy the pliers
the pliers provided are a joke!
If you need seat warmers that means it's cold enough to snow. Cold enough to snow means salt on the roads. No-one who puts the time and money into restoring a square body will drive it in the salt. If you do you're a fool.
Cold enough to snow doesn't mean its actually snowing....We might get one or two snows a year in north Texas, but we have lots of cold days!
@@allenh5583 I live in the upper Midwest. There doesn't have to be snow on ground for there to be salt down. Anywhere near 35 degrees they're throwing down liquid salt on every corner, bridge, and overpass. That's why we like buying our project trucks from southern states. Not as cold. No salt.
I’m in Ontario, CA. They have this new brine that’ll make anything rot. As much as it seems nice to have seat warmers, I agree, it’s definitely not worth driving any nice classic during that time of the year.
I’ve got the same exact truck I’m rebuilding
Are these seat heaters a good substitute for an actual heater in a truck?
Done good job I nd to do my 84 seat it done got holes worn through it
Hey Kevin, Would ya do a short video on your prep table ? Dimensions ?
Where do you hook up the wiring for the seat warmers
To a relay and a button on the dash.
does it come with the foam padding?
Excellent presentation. Glad I didn't have to watch you sand and paint the slides. Thanks for the tip using the plastic bags.
Thank you for watching
I love this modern hi tech truck interior, wow,, is this set up still available in new model pick ups and suvs ? if they have this similar interior, i will buy a new one
Hello. If you would like to check out the interior parts we offer, please visit our website at www.lmctruck.com
If the seat foam is the "heart" of the upholstery where do you buy it since it is not offered by LMC. It is a little miss leading.
Hi Cathy, we do offer the foam. If you're having difficulties finding it please give us a call at 1 800 562 8782 and one of our agents will be happy to help.
Is there any vacancy in upholstery and designing sewing seat cover in your company?
No carpet layer between the foam and the seat springs?
Cool car
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I think it's time to squeeze the trigger on a kit.
Nothing on the website for a 91 gmc?
Freddie Krueger’s profile mugshot at 3:07
I was hesitant to do mine on my 76 GMC, but after watching this video I think I can handle it
LMCtruck is way out of my budget on everything they have to offer!
I think they’re fairly priced on what they offer.
I'm bummed to not be able to find this product for my vehicle.
Hi Vanessa, if you're having difficulties finding parts you can always give us a call at 1 800 562 8782. We're happy to help you look.
good night I want to know where I can get the seat lining and the clothes of the doors
Do you guys carry these for a 1984 Dodge W150? Awesome video, as well! Nice, simple, and straight forward. :)
To clarify, I only see years prior to '83 and after '90 in the catalog. :/
Hello Kyle. We apologize we do not offer the seat reupholstery for the 1984 Dodge
Is there a red one available?
Yes, you can find them on this page, www.lmctruck.com/1973-87-chevy-gmc/seats/cc-1973-87-vinyl-bench-seat-kits
"Like an old dry banana" LMAO
Wish my seat looked as good as the seat you started with. Need same color too!
Hello. Please visit our website at www.lmctruck.com if you would like to check out the seat reupholstery we offer.
Good God, he did this in just 12.5 minutes yet the bill would have been a grand in the shop. The trades pay well
Buenas noches quería saber si vendes partes para a esa camioneta
Thanks feel very informed, it really turn out professional.