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Johnny:
What color do you need? Bench or buckets? I have a set of brand new PUI bucket seat covers in the '70-'71 Pearl White color that I will not be using because I'm putting BMW convertible seats in my car.
2Weeks?? Really that’s fast
when was this? During this covid thing things are different now.
Pearl white bench seats
QUOTE=cdrod;1259443]Johnny:
What color do you need? Bench or buckets? I have a set of brand new PUI bucket seat covers in the '70-'71 Pearl White color that I will not be using because I'm putting BMW convertible seats in my car.
Rodney[/QUOTE]
Last edited by JOHNNYOLDS442; Jun 24, 2020 at 07:30 AM.
Personally, (unless you want to do a frame off resto) I would do the carpets. However, once you have the carpet out you might want to take the time to clean the seat belts and maybe run any wiring for your speakers. You also might want to think about the insulation under the carpet. Maybe some new dynamat to replace the jute?
OK so I just got off the phone with Richard
from OPG I they have PUI front assembled door panels and rear seat cover in stock.
Front seat July 7 and rear door panels July 16 all to be shipped to my house by the last week of July for $1000.
ledgendary as below email
Looks like $600 bucks more for door panels and seat covers and much more of a wait 4 months!!! ledgendary email
Personally, (unless you want to do a frame off resto) I would do the carpets. However, once you have the carpet out you might want to take the time to clean the seat belts and maybe run any wiring for your speakers. You also might want to think about the insulation under the carpet. Maybe some new dynamat to replace the jute?
When (last year) I did the R&R on my rear seat covers from Legendary the lead time was ~8 weeks. Possibly their supplier(s) and/or more business - COVID-19? Great products from Legendary though.
Yes I already cleaned the seat belts when I tore the carpet out last week.
I’m just gonna por15 the floor for surface rust.
Never used the Dyna May stuff seems like a lot of cost and work. Again not a frame off keeper. Last weeks fun
Jute that comes with carpet is good enough.
not a fan QUOTE=chip-powell;1259488]Personally, (unless you want to do a frame off resto) I would do the carpets. However, once you have the carpet out you might want to take the time to clean the seat belts and maybe run any wiring for your speakers. You also might want to think about the insulation under the carpet. Maybe some new dynamat to replace the jute?[/QUOTE]
Yes I have used ledgendary covers on my Roadrunner last year the quality is great.
I have also used pui and they are not too bad.
Originally Posted by Vintage Chief
When (last year) I did the R&R on my rear seat covers from Legendary the lead time was ~8 weeks. Possibly their supplier(s) and/or more business - COVID-19? Great products from Legendary though.
The reason that I suggested to maybe use dynomat is because I left the jute alone when I replaced my carpet, and the heat coming up through the floor boards was baking my wife's and my feet. I pulled the carpets again an put dynomat just under the front area of the floor and it made a huge difference.
Thanks cool
Trust me if I had the stuff here I would probably put it in. Just another thing to spend money on.
QUOTE=chip-powell;1259549]The reason that I suggested to maybe use dynomat is because I left the jute alone when I replaced my carpet, and the heat coming up through the floor boards was baking my wife's and my feet. I pulled the carpets again an put dynomat just under the front area of the floor and it made a huge difference.[/QUOTE]
