m455sx

You know the plastic pieces under the head rest but above the seat, are they made reproduction? Mine is dry rotted, or if some one has a spare set let me know i can purchase and redye if necessary. I pulled my old ones off they were white and kept crumbling on my black carpet.

Jamesbo

Yes,

I think most of the repo suppliers have them. Fusick's, Year one etc.

m455sx

I looked through the Fusicks cat. last night? I must of missed it. I think the piece is called the head rest base?? Or Bottom head rest cover.

Jamesbo

OOOOOOOOPS,

YearOne "Head rest lock cover" p15 catalog /# r3108

IMHO a very expensive piece of plastic

m455sx

The piece of trim that covers the staples attaching the fabric.

Jamesbo

I don't think I understand. I thought you were refering to the plastic piece that covers the headrest lock assembly? No?

I don't know what you're refering to in your last post. Please.Sorry

joe_padavano

He's talking about the curved rectangular piece of plastic that covers the bottom of the headrest on bucket seats. These are the same color as the upholstery and are grained plastic (like the seat backs). I'm not aware of repros, but search Chevelle reproduction vendors.

m455sx

The is a piece molded plastic that is attached to the bottom of head rest itself and it matches the interior color. I would like to know what it is called so it would help evrybody out.

m455sx

Exactly- but mine is power bench seat if that matters- white in color.

Jamesbo

Oh,

Gotcha

Thanks Joe

joe_padavano

Bench seat headrests are different (and less popular). The repro vendors advertise headrest covers, but don't say if this is just the vinyl cover or if it includes the plastic bottom piece as well. Is yours white or parchment? They're different.

Lady72nRob71

That stapled-on plastic piece is NOT included with the Legendary covers - I know what you are talking about.
Best to get them used and paint to your color. Or maybe get some similar grained plastic sheets from a hobby store and cut to fit with sharp scissors and paint.

stevengerard

I have not seen them repo'd by anyone. Usually they are held in place by a plastic snap in piece as well, but many times have been replaced with screws.