Jim,
I have not done a truck, but I have done my 1932 Chevrolet Roadster with a
kit from Hampton Coach and it was not bad. Just take your time and read
the instructions. I stripped my frames all the way down to bare metal and
sandblasted and painted before starting.
Good Luck,
Jim V.
At 09:43 PM 2/20/01 Tuesday, Jim House wrote:
>I am looking at recovering my seats. Has anyone used the stuff from Hampton
>Coach? I would like to go with them since they are about 20 miles from
>where I live. I can get a full (upper and lower) seat cover, padding, and
>fasteners for $148.00 - is this a good price? Is it hard to do - is there a
>web site with more install tips and information? They also charge $48.00
>per hour to do the install however there installer was not in today and
>could not give me a quote on how many hours it would take.
>
>Is it best to strip all of the old stuff out and sandblast and repaint the
>springs or just giving it a top coat will work since it is under everything
>else.
>
>Thanks,
>Jim House
>46 Chevy 3104
>Hollis, NH
>oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
Jim V.
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