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I've done my own on the past few cars and it's not as hard as you think.

Does any of the foam inserts need replacing? Are the seats still covered now with the original rods still intact?

I'm in S.E. Conn if you need a hand. Not as hard to do these as you might think. I've always done mine out in the hot sun or in my living room; the warmer the better working with the seat covers. Just need a good hog ring plier and a bag of rings.

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I have used Ken at REDAN many times! Great guy and great work. He has done the seat cusion in my Ram pick up and a complete leather int. for a 57 Bonneville also My Runner seats. 1-860-666-4005 and tell him I told you.

Newington at the end of the Beril Turnpike just after Dons speed shop.

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He must be very cheap if you use him!

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I Guess so, I think it was about 9 Grand for the Leather interior and Conv. top!
ECS Did not make a kit for it so I had to have it made from 4 leather hides custom dyed to match!

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was one of them from your personal hide!

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JMO, but if you can do good body work you ought to have the patience and attention to detail to recover a set of seats.

In my experience, it is relatively easy to reverse the cover installation process. Therefore if you are not entirely happy with the results you can peel the cover off and try again.

Now if you working under some tight deadline, you might want to consider a pro. I've been dilly dallying with my 70 cuda front buckets for close to a year now . But I'm pretty [Email]f@%*ing[/Email] proud of the finished product and too cheap to drop another $1K in labor to get them done in what I consider to be the "right way".

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