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#163164 06/23/2005 7:11 PM
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New menber need advice (perfer good)Who has best
fitting and looking org. upolstery kits.have used alot of chevy duty parts on my 49 3100
frame-off restoration. Thanks for all help

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manfighter16,

Jim Carter and Chevy Duty have original looking upholstery. You might want to also look at the upholstery links on this site.

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manfighter16, I just today reupholsered the seat for my46 1/2 ton chevy. I got the seat covers $130 and installation kit $20 from Jim Carters. The Kits were like orginial and I installed them myself this afternoon, with no problems and they look great. I would recommend getting both the seat covers and installation kit from Jim Carter.
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#163167 06/24/2005 6:01 PM
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Thanks for the advice . I didn't know about the install kit

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Manfighter16, the installation kit includes the burlap,felt,padding and the clips to hold it all together. There was enough padding to give the back and bottom three layers. The felt is for the bottom only and both get one layer of burlap. The seat covers are only the material covers only. I hope this helps. smile
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#163169 06/26/2005 8:54 PM
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lOTS OF GOOD ADVICE FOR NEW MENBERS

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