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Old 26-03-09, 04:41 PM   #1
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changing seat covers

how easy is this? I want to buy a set of front seat covers from EMS and wack em on. Is it a real bitch of a job or not?

Maybe I should just buy 2 front bucket seats! damn leather wearing!

Are mk2 leathers more durable?

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Old 26-03-09, 05:18 PM   #2
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We could always fit them for you

It takes the guys the best part of a day to do a seat cover swap, and they've done it a few time before... If you're doing it on your own and have never done it before, I would allow around 10 hours for the job.
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Old 26-03-09, 05:43 PM   #3
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Hi there!

what would be the best price you could do me for two front seats retrimmed with monaco blue seat covers? I know it won't be cheap due to the labour costs! Thanks!
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