Replacement seat upholstery
Legendary be damned, I made my own. Haha! There is a great upholstery shop in Ypsilanti, MI that has fabric and thread that they buy leftover from the Big Three. So it is very good quality stuff, and not very expensive either. I did the entire interior in my Duster with vinyl, foam, and thread for $75 bucks. That was 9 years ago and it still looks new, so yeah, you can have a a good interior for cheap and still have it last.
Here's the back seat I made for my husband's Challenger last year, I just finished both buckets too. All done on a Sears Kenmore non-industrial machine:
Here's a bucket cover I just finished:
Legendary be damned, I made my own. Haha! There is a great upholstery shop in Ypsilanti, MI that has fabric and thread that they buy leftover from the Big Three. So it is very good quality stuff, and not very expensive either. I did the entire interior in my Duster with vinyl, foam, and thread for $75 bucks. That was 9 years ago and it still looks new, so yeah, you can have a a good interior for cheap and still have it last.
Here's the back seat I made for my husband's Challenger last year, I just finished both buckets too. All done on a Sears Kenmore non-industrial machine:
Here's a bucket cover I just finished: