Finally got registered and ready to roll, swapping out tires and I'm on the road. Now i'm looking at the interior and want to get the front seat recovered. I can go with a seat cover, split-bench with center armrest, or get reupholstered in original material. Cost is an issue, anyone have someone that they can recommend looking at?

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If it ain't broke, you didn't have fun playin' with it.

'74 Duster
'74 Valiant

A third option is to take the seat to a shop and have it covered in somthing that looks close, but not original. I understand that will save you a good piece of change as compared to ordering the original material from Year One and having it installed.

-Mac

I'm leaning that way. Finding the original material is proving to be as much as getting it done with something close.

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If it ain't broke, you didn't have fun playin' with it.

'74 Duster
'74 Valiant

My front bench seat is pretty clean except for one part on the passenger side. It looks like where the material was stitched, it has pulled away. I think I am going to try some fabric glue and see if I can fix it myself, otherwise, I too will be in the market for a seat cover.

Only problem is, my bench isn't a split bench and I haven't found much for it.

i found this site that does custom seat covers. Its
www.automotiveinteriors.com

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1974 dodge dart sport
1971 ford maverick

You can probably get reproduction fabric/vinyl at: http://www.smsautofabrics.com/ and there is a wide selection of vinyl and fabric at http://www.perfectfit.com.

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David Kight
'62 Valiant Signet, White
'98 Dodge Dakota
'06 Jeep Liberty

Growing older is unavoidable but growing up is strictly optional.

I took the local-shop route on my '71 and it turned out phenomenally well. Go see for yourself.

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