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In the ongoing "Ginger" project, I'm looking to do some upholstery work.
Years back, I pulled the original bucket seats and installed a pair from a 2004-2006 Dodge Neon SRT 4.
The color was close enough to the rear seat but the shape and style was not. The rear seat was recovered in 2003 using a Legendary set.
The original seats from this red car will be going into this car:
My goal is to recover this seat:
...to match the fronts in color and fabric design.
I went to a few upholstery shops and was able to find the "code" for the fabric used by Chrysler but of course....it is discontinued by the vendor. My best chance is that some warehouse somewhere has a roll in their inventory.
I called a company known as SMS in Oregon, one of the largest suppliers of OEM fabrics. They don't have it.
This is a want, not a need.
I want the rear seat to have similar side bolsters as the front for appearance, comfort and to keep rear seat passengers in place. I want the colors and fabric to match.
Of course, if I simply open the wallet W-I-D-E, I could just recover front and rear with readily available new designed material but that will push the costs beyond what I wanted to spend. I'm only guessing but it could run $2500-3000 to do both sets.
Years back, I pulled the original bucket seats and installed a pair from a 2004-2006 Dodge Neon SRT 4.
The color was close enough to the rear seat but the shape and style was not. The rear seat was recovered in 2003 using a Legendary set.
The original seats from this red car will be going into this car:
My goal is to recover this seat:
...to match the fronts in color and fabric design.
I went to a few upholstery shops and was able to find the "code" for the fabric used by Chrysler but of course....it is discontinued by the vendor. My best chance is that some warehouse somewhere has a roll in their inventory.
I called a company known as SMS in Oregon, one of the largest suppliers of OEM fabrics. They don't have it.
This is a want, not a need.
I want the rear seat to have similar side bolsters as the front for appearance, comfort and to keep rear seat passengers in place. I want the colors and fabric to match.
Of course, if I simply open the wallet W-I-D-E, I could just recover front and rear with readily available new designed material but that will push the costs beyond what I wanted to spend. I'm only guessing but it could run $2500-3000 to do both sets.