Hi guys- my 1970 black buckets and rear seats are dried and cracked. My car is not super original and a driver vs show car. What would you recommend for interior covers if I’m not worried about it willing a show but want them to look great and hold up to a lot of use (I drive the car a lot when not in quarantine &#128514

legendary? I see OPGI legendary, PUi and distinctive. Any insight?

also my driver side springs are a tad soft. What’s the reccomendation there?

jim

 

I prefer Legendary for all interior pieces. Appearance and quality, in my opinion, are the best. I would keep an eye on their website.....they have periodic sales.

 

Reach out to member 'rambow', he can school you and provide materials to bring your seats back to OEM feel. He will also recommend Legendary Upholstery over the competition.

 

^^x2^^

 

20% off this month from legend so thanks guys! Going to place my order.

jim

 

They're great folks - courteous and knowledgeable. Very willing to talk/discuss your needs, they know their inventory, etc. Most of the sales personnel have all been fabricators - they know their business and are willing to assist you get what you need.
Give them a call if you have any questions at all before placing an order - especially if you're uncertain about anything.

 

X2! He's a great guy and has some excellent how-to info available. If you are going to the trouble of replacing springs (full and partial kits are available at decent prices), you should also replace the foam. Rambo has the low-down on the best source for this also. There ARE differences that can matter. You can get full resto "kits," less covers, from Rambo. This is what I did. I'm just waiting for the weather to warm up here in Colorado so I can get the project going. Good luck!