Re: OEM style seat covers?

On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 7:42 PM, Doug J <63sprtfury@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

oddly enough,,, years ago I picked up a set from JC Whitney,, yeah,, I know,,,, for a 63 Fury 2dr hdtp with the center armrest. Hog ringed them myself, and they looked great for a long time. Don't remember the company they came from though. Old age and CRS ya know. Point is,, they are probably out there.
Bob's looked good !!!

On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 4:50 PM, Bob Faunce <bobsbelvedere@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi -

If you are on a budget and want a good-looking although not
necessarily OEM seat cover, the non-OEM seat covers sold by companies such
as Automotive Interiors and Accessories are a good alternative. At least 15
years ago I purchased such a set for my 65 Bel, since sold, from a different
company but with the same product line. You can choose the base and insert
colors, which I did to reasonably match the original door panel color
scheme. The vinyl material and colors are universal so I was able to match
the boot cover exactly many years after I bought the seat covers. Replacing
with OEM covers that have bolsters (most OEM bucket seats) often means that
new custom-made foam is required . I didn't need to do this with the
aftermarket covers - I purchased standard foam and trimmed it as needed.
While the covers were not quite as good-looking as OEM, nobody but a Mopar
aficionado ever noticed they were not OEM. I needed a lot of things on the
car at the time so I could not spend a fortune on OEM seat covers. It was a
good decision for me. A picture of the interior is attached. You can see
how the door and seat inserts are pretty well matched in color and pleating.

Bob from Maine

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[mailto:1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gary H.
Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2013 11:02 AM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: OEM style seat covers?

Hi all,

A fellow asked me for suppliers of OEM style seat covers for his Mopar. I
know vendors have some with NOS fabric, but what about vendors selling more
generic seat covers for classic cars?

Here are the vendors listed on the 62-65 site:

* EZ Boy Interiors (now part of the LeBaron Bonney Company)

* Aftermarket seat covers, mostly plaid vinyl patterns, Ken in NY

* Automotive Interiors & Accessories, vendor in Mass.

Does anyone know of other vendors selling OEM style seat covers for 62-65
Moaprs? Bench seat style.

Thanks,
Gary H.

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