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92470 · 06-07-2007, 01:44 PM

I have a 71' Super Cheyenne that came stock with the parchment and black houndstooth seat cover. I replaced the original cover with one I bought from Jim Carter Truck. I bought the replacement foam bottom from them also, which I highly recommend replacing if you want your cover to go on tight with no sags, and feel original again. It's expensive, but worth it.

The replacement cover looked identical to the original. The texture, weight, construction, everything. Looking around before I bought, they had the best price also. But I live in KC so I just picked it up and didn't have to pay shipping. I would assume the 72' covers are manufactured to look identical also. I would check their website.

P.S. don't forget to buy some hog rings and pliers before you start. You wil need those to apply cover.

06-07-2007, 01:44 PM	#2
92470 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Maple Grove, MN Posts: 149	Re: Houndstooth Bench Question? I have a 71' Super Cheyenne that came stock with the parchment and black houndstooth seat cover. I replaced the original cover with one I bought from Jim Carter Truck. I bought the replacement foam bottom from them also, which I highly recommend replacing if you want your cover to go on tight with no sags, and feel original again. It's expensive, but worth it. The replacement cover looked identical to the original. The texture, weight, construction, everything. Looking around before I bought, they had the best price also. But I live in KC so I just picked it up and didn't have to pay shipping. I would assume the 72' covers are manufactured to look identical also. I would check their website. P.S. don't forget to buy some hog rings and pliers before you start. You wil need those to apply cover.