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hjbharry
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Joined: May 1st, 2009, 11:36 pm
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 car seat re-cover/repair Today i took my seats to a auto trim repair place for a quote
!!!£575!!! thats 2 front seats and a rear
i got him down to £525 or £500 without diamond stiching
i said i was expecting to pay about £320 thats 80 quid a seat and i thought that was expensive!
finally he said the lowest price he could do was £450 so i told him where to go
does anyone within the club do seats??
or
shall i just get seat covers and some new rubbers?
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Neil
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Location: Cornwall, UK
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair that seems steep! strip your seats down, paint the frames & recover using some ECAS jobs. That's gotta be the way forward...
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grifftravel
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair Its not a bad job to recover them yourself if you buy good quality covers and new rubbers.
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hjbharry
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair ok thanks looks like i've got a job for registers weekend then.....
ROY!!!
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2cvnutter
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair £115 for covers on ecas
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grifftravel
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair don't forget the rubbers, you can't have enough rubbers
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair Hmm, if your seats are knackered then I think the car could require too much work. I suggest you either try and get some given/delivered to your door via the forum or scrap it! 
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Neil
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair
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Russell
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair spanners wrote: Hmm, if your seats are knackered then I think the car could require too much work. I suggest you either try and get some given/delivered to your door via the forum or scrap it! 
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Max
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Re: car seat re-cover/repair spanners wrote: Hmm, if your seats are knackered then I think the car could require too much work. I suggest you either try and get some given/delivered to your door via the forum or scrap it! you have a good point there. but roy your friendly neighbour should be able to help.
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