Reply With Quotelooks good!!
Sent them out for new covers....I like em.....
Had them done all one peice with no loose ass cusions, I hate those.
The color matches pretty close to the boat.
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looks good!!
ya those are clean.. look allot better than the pic you sent earlier from your phone....
Tim,
Those came out looking nice. Do you mind throwing a shameless plug for whoever did the work? I'm on the fence about doing the fiberglass buckets in the Spectra once it gets rightside up. It'll be a full interior deal, but They can be covered to match the bench/hatch/pannels. I like the idea of being able to do a little creative stuff on the fiberglass back. I'll just need to get the wide model so I can fit in the seat with a lifeline on
Chris
Looks really clean. Your going to like the tweed in that color, it cleans up super easy a slong as you coat them. I did my 67 in tweed in that same color and it still looks great almost 4 years later.
F.J.
http://www.hotboatpics.com/pics/data...re_092-med.jpg
A shop around the corner from my work did them for me. Real nice guy. The shop is Frazier Auto Upolstery in Anaheim 714 238-9030 (mike). He said he could do em for $550 a set if I new anyone that need more done. Mine were less because he quoted me a price and stuck too it. He didnt relize that the marine tweed is a bit more than auto, so He tells me..
Looks good Tim! Always liked the fabric look and feel. Sharp!
looks clean ! i like
I've never heard of marine tweed.
Wouldn't it be scratchy is you weren't wearing a shirt?
Nice Tim, thing is looking good!!
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