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blownz 07-23-2018 05:13 PM

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I am selling my 82 GMC Stepside Pro Street and need to re cover the bench seat. I was wondering what company is sells the best fitting covers, don't want the cheapest and not the most expensive Looking at Black Vinyl.

Bandit130 07-23-2018 06:08 PM

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You may get a better price if you take it to an upholstery shop. Would look more professional and will last longer. (IMO)

TKCR 07-23-2018 10:12 PM

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I highly recommend USA1 Industries. They have a guy that makes excellent quality and fitting covers. Here are a few of his covers that I have used.

dagnabbitt 07-24-2018 09:48 AM

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I don't know who manufactures them (maybe USA1?), but I am very happy with the one I got from Classic Industries. I think the price is pretty reasonable. They have a sale one right now, too.

This one would look great in your truck, I think you will more than recoup your investment when you go to sell it.

https://www.classicindustries.com/pr...028100701.html

blindbug 07-24-2018 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by TKCR (Post 8307418)
I highly recommend USA1 Industries. They have a guy that makes excellent quality and fitting covers. Here are a few of his covers that I have used.

Why do you always taunt me with that green Vinyl / Tweed seat!?!?? I can't afford to pull my Vinyl-only seat cover for one with tweed just yet! Stop posting these things for my sanity!

Quick question: Does Pete offer sending additional tweed / vinyl along with the cover? I would probably want to inlay some vinyl into my door panels to match the seat and/or cover my speaker boxes in the same material.

TKCR 07-24-2018 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by dagnabbitt (Post 8307668)
I don't know who manufactures them (maybe USA1?), but I am very happy with the one I got from Classic Industries. I think the price is pretty reasonable. They have a sale one right now, too.

This one would look great in your truck, I think you will more than recoup your investment when you go to sell it.

https://www.classicindustries.com/pr...028100701.html

Acme makes the Classic Industries covers. They are nice covers also, I have used several of them.

TKCR 07-24-2018 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by blindbug (Post 8307723)
Why do you always taunt me with that green Vinyl / Tweed seat!?!?? I can't afford to pull my Vinyl-only seat cover for one with tweed just yet! Stop posting these things for my sanity!

Quick question: Does Pete offer sending additional tweed / vinyl along with the cover? I would probably want to inlay some vinyl into my door panels to match the seat and/or cover my speaker boxes in the same material.

He may, you would have to talk to him about that. But I know what you mean, both of those seats, I Just love the quality and how they turned out. Pete does great work.

MJN 07-24-2018 11:31 AM

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I just recovered mine using a cover from Classic Industries, turned out pretty well in my opinion considering it was my first time recovering a seat. The cover seems like good quality and didn't break the bank.

TKCR 07-24-2018 07:52 PM

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I just recovered mine using a cover from Classic Industries, turned out pretty well in my opinion considering it was my first time recovering a seat. The cover seems like good quality and didn't break the bank.

The only problem I have had with Classic Industries seat covers, are the covers for the 73-80 seats, like yours. Did you have any issues with the seat bottom being extremely hard to install? I have used 3 covers and all of them have been almost too short. The last one actually ripped, trying to get it to go on. All the 81-87 covers have been fine.
After getting a refund for the cover that ripped, I ordered another 73-80 cover from USA1 Industries. The fit was perfect. I had measured the Classic Industries cover before sending it back and then I measured this new one. The USA1 cover was 4" longer than the cover that ripped.
Here's a pic of it. It is installed on 77 tilt seat, Camel Tan

MJN 07-24-2018 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by TKCR (Post 8308063)
The only problem I have had with Classic Industries seat covers, are the covers for the 73-80 seats, like yours. Did you have any issues with the seat bottom being extremely hard to install? I have used 3 covers and all of them have been almost too short. The last one actually ripped, trying to get it to go on. All the 81-87 covers have been fine.
After getting a refund for the cover that ripped, I ordered another 73-80 cover from USA1 Industries. The fit was perfect. I had measured the Classic Industries cover before sending it back and then I measured this new one. The USA1 cover was 4" longer than the cover that ripped.
Here's a pic of it. It is installed on 77 tilt seat, Camel Tan

The seat bottom was a little tight but after a little wrestling it went on alright. It stayed tight and there aren't any wrinkles and hasn't seemed to cause any issues.

RedBed 07-25-2018 11:40 AM

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This guy has some nice covers!

https://www.ricksupholstery.com

blownz 07-25-2018 05:17 PM

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Thanks Guys for the help. Good thing, I sold it to a guy who wasn't worried about the seat. Now I can get back to my 72 K5 and fix the motor.


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