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Russell
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 Re: car seat re-cover/repair Hmm, I think Club Cassis do them MATTT, they seem to list about a squllion types of seats and materials.... http://www.mehariclub.com/garnitures-de ... siege.html
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hjbharry
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair wow  could you not get brand new seats made for that much!!
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samfieldhouse
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair I highly recommend either Harrington Shine or Matts Softtops. I bought my vinyl seats in cream including matching door cards for £180. I think the price has gone up now. You can sometimes find them on sale on eBay or google Harrington Shine. They're probably made in a Vietnamise sweat shop but they look great and are really hard wearing and easy to clean. I originally fitted the replacement set from Ecas, however, and this is absolutely through no fault of Ecas, I sound that the material just wasn't hard wearing enough and it went all 'bobbly' after a while. I use my car daily so if you have a shiney garage car it wont be an issue. Matt of Matts Soft Tops makes absolutely amazing seats. They're stunning and tailored to your budget/preference. And while you're at it get new gussets too. I got my seat foam from a local habidashary. I got the slightly thicker 3/4" stuff. Did all 3 seats for £6 
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Neil
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Neil
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Neil
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Neil
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair as you can see, they're in good condition, just need a light clean. don't worry if that aint y0 thang, i'll quite understand! 
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Dago
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair Nothing is so good than the old ones as seats... More room under for stuff and for me they are best ones to my back. Or maybe i am just so crooked...
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Russell
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair I agree, I like standard seats, espescially black targa!
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hjbharry
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair they look well good mate thanks
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