what can i expect to pay to have my front seats reupholtered

need my front seats redone and foam or stuffing replaced. would like it done in pleated vinyl. what can i expect to pay for this service ? going to try and find a shop to do this

I got a quote for $350 to $400 for redoing the front seats in my 69 Chevrolet 90 Van. That was for everything New including new foam padding & replacing worn springs.

I got a price of $400-500.00 for them both here in California.

I'd check with Fred(fmc56) a member here. Don't know if he can beat the previous prices but from what I have seen and heard it's awful hard to beat his work.

OG

I second the vote for fred. He does first quality work and is very reasonable. Google Fred Carello to see some of his work. He did the whole interior in my 61 pickup.
Duane in Tennessee

Id say $ 250 to 500 is a fair range, depends on the extent of the job and how good /talented the guy is and what kind of material they use

i seen freds work is is good. but shipping seats back and forth might get costly. i dont know if he offers any assemble your self kits or not

I do sell complete covers, foam and burlap. they are an easy installation. I also have a finished set of 65 -67 seats for sale. They have been sandblasted, painted, new burlap, new foam and new custom covers, I have a motor box lid to match.

now that kind of work is sweet.and makes the interrior.

Now I have to pick the colors out. Also want to get a matching engine cover.

delraydoug wrote:Now I have to pick the colors out. Also want to get a matching engine cover.

I have a set of black covers with silver tinsel welt available, I can remove them from the seats they are on and also a set of two tone blue covers. Both sets are for a 65-67.



Here's a few other styles I have done,
64 Deluxe Club Wagon style, done in 65 Mustang red vinyl

67 folding/removable passenger seat in red, custom style cover

Stock 65 Deluxe Club Wagon

65 custom style cover in black

65 custom style in black


67 custom style in original blue cloth and vinyl

matching door panel

matching motor box insert

67 folding passenger's seat in carmine red/white

matching motor box lid

Fred - you do amazing work!

Hi Fred. If you still want that TV I'd be glad to trade it for the Willy's coupe sitting there. That's sweet.

Can't go wrong with a Fred Interior. Here's what he did for my 61.



Thanks Fred!!!

Duane in Tennessee.

i like that two tone blue one pictured. but kind of leaning towards a light blue with white pleats in the center. my whole inside is painted sky blue. cant wait to get things going. fred i will give you a call to run by somethings

econopoor wrote:Hi Fred. If you still want that TV I'd be glad to trade it for the Willy's coupe sitting there. That's sweet.

Can't go wrong with a Fred Interior. Here's what he did for my 61.



Thanks Fred!!!

Duane in Tennessee.

That's gone but a 53 VW convertible took it's place

Wow!

Nice work Fred., Do you recover the Chevy G van seats too?

kookykrispy wrote:Wow!

Nice work Fred., Do you recover the Chevy G van seats too?

Just Ford's for now. I don't have an original Chevy seat to use for patterns.
Fred

Prices for just the covers?

Fred, I sent a PM I need to recover a set of 64 seats. John Los Angeles, CA

I really like the 65 mustang red vinyl. Do you also do the rear seats of a club wagon? Mine is a 61, what is the ball park to do both rear benches and two front buckets? Driver seat has some broken springs...