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Re: Anyone install their own legendary covers on a cuda?
[Re: rss]
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07/10/09 03:59 PM
07/10/09 03:59 PM
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thebankerstoy
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Absolutely call Jeff Stewart at Legendary. I've been doing business with Jeff for many years and if he doesn't have an answer for you, he will go to someone who can help you. His number is 1-800-363-8804, extension #209. If he's not available when you call, leave him a message and he will get back with you.
Richard
Last edited by thebankerstoy; 07/10/09 04:00 PM.
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Re: Anyone install their own legendary covers on a cuda?
[Re: RedFish]
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07/15/09 09:47 AM
07/15/09 09:47 AM
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hemi68charger
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Howard... Any luck? There's a good shop over off Jones road near HWY 6.
Troy
TroyHouston Mopar Connection Club'69 Charger Daytona 440 - auto - 4.10 Dana (now with 426 hemi) '69 Charger 500 440 - 4speed - 3.54 Dana '70 Road Runner 383 - 4speed - a/c (now with 440)
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Re: Anyone install their own legendary covers on a cuda?
[Re: rss]
#371591
07/15/09 02:01 PM
07/15/09 02:01 PM
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RedFish
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rss, I've never done seat cover work before. The back seat was actually very easy to do. On the front seats I thought the backs would be a breeze and the bottoms would be the pain, but so far it's the other way around. I did redo the seat bottom on one twice before getting it right. One word of advice. The listing pockets that Legendary puts in seem to be deeper then what I had. With the foam being old and wanting to get a good "tuck" on the covers I had the wife sew the pockets about a 1/4 inch shorter.
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