mustang652

Thanks for the info. It appears that having the pros do the covers was a good investment, and I'll go that route as well. I had a pro do my headliner a couple of years ago after seeing a couple of do it yourself liners. Soon as you get them installed, would appreciate feedback on the comfort.

Soaring

They sure look a lot more comfortable than my old buckets. The tan insert on the seat looks to be darker than the door panel tan. Or, is that just the way the light hits them?

67Rally

I had a pro do my bench seat. Driver's side was torn to shreds and most of the seat foam was gone. I would drive with multiple towels to protect me from the broken springs...I had multiple holes punched into my thigh. My seat guy pulled the bench, rebuilt the seat frame (broken in several places), redid the foam ("better than factory" as he said), and re-covered. He had my car for 3 hours.

Cost me $200 (in 1992).

67t5ponycoupe

The door panel and the seat are same, same but the kick panel is a little off.

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skiprCH

Looks VERY nice!!
Walt

67t5ponycoupe

thanks I'm dieing to get them in the car.

tylerdru

Those are awesome! Glen, I find my bucket seats to be really comfortable.

Smothers

what are "seat buns"?

67t5ponycoupe

The seat buns are the foam under the seat covers. The sport seat foam or "buns" are slightly different than the factory because they have the bolsters on the sides. That is why the seats look so much different.

19stang66

Really? aw man I cant stand mine after an hour long drive. Maybe its because they are stock, but still, not the best seats at all.

Your seats look fricken awesome! Do they only do stock mustang colors or do they do any color?