WTB: interior rear wheel hump vinyl covers

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71greenpig

71greenpig

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Looking to see if anyone has these or where I can get set. Mine are torn and old...With new interior pannels I would like get some better shape ones..
 
I got them from Steve on here... we spoke before about them but I just wrote him again to see. Thanks Bob.

Chuck
 
Pretty easy to have an upholstery shop replace them with new material. Perhaps you could get matching material from the maker of your panels. Simple cut, stretch and glue, especially if you have old ones as a pattern.
 
Mine are sewn together. So I got with Steve (A1500ram), going to send him mine for a template and let him make me a set out of same material as my door pannels, sew them the same way as my originals are..

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He can't make a one piece, but he can sewn them together so at least all mine would match and sewn doesn't look bad to me...
 
PabloCruise said:
Curse you! Now that will be something else I have to buy from Steve! I really like his work.

Can he make curved ones? I put my old ones back on, but I would prefer one piece vs. sewn...
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Come on now I seen pic of your ride what's a couple more dollars. ...will look nice...
 
Had mine made up and installed at local auto upholstery shop. One piece, heated and stretched to fit and glued down with adhesive. Still on with no problems, only scrapes from hauling loads with the rear seat down, after 3 years. Must not be magic!
 
We are slim to none on upholstery shops around here...so sticking with A1500 plus all with match and the sewn line doesn't bother me....
 
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