Thread: Seat Covers

Have a read at this

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I have Melville and Moon, eight years old and going well, no rips or tears, faded but that's ok, I would rate MSA just as good.


Tim

I had a set of black duck covers (front and back) in my old GQ Nissan Pootrol and they were very durable. They weren't the perfect fit, but only had minimal creasing and they held up very well to a lot of punishment.

My 2014 Defender 110 wears a full set of front and back "escape" seat covers. They fit perfectly, look great and are very sturdy. Added bonus was that they are extremely easy to fit. I didn't have to wait at all for mine. I called, they were in stock and I had them very soon after. I guess I was lucky.

Whatever brand you go for, canvas is a good solid product that will save your seats from any number of indiscretions. In my opinion they are a worthy investment. Good luck with your choice

Cheers,

I got my escape seat covers from Landybitz had them delivered in less than a week for my 2015 110 fender very good to deal with .

Dingo seat covers

I've tried most brands in my Utes and trucks, I don't like the feel of the black duck/canvas style seats in the cold weather we get down here, I've had an excellent run with Ruffnuts seat covers, they are custom made to suit each vehicle and I've even got my business logo embroided on the headrests..some sets are 10+ years old and have held up very well. I think they are still based out of Forbes, NSW and have a good reputation in the trucking and agricultural industry's.

Originally Posted by donh54

It's not deceased, it's merely failing to proceed
Incidentally, Lou, the seat covers in the Disco are still going strong. (As is the rest of the vehicle )


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Hey Don really glad to hear it. I actually said to Ian last week hope your still happy with it.

I do actually seriously miss that car!!

Originally Posted by Longtimer

Dullbird,



You should be ashamed of yourself!!!! There is no such thing as a deceased Defender. It may be hospiltalised. In need of a heart transplant, or gearbox overhaul, but it is not deceased. Crippled perhaps.... Probably.... Disabled at best.... In need of a serious rebuild.....







Cheers,



Phill.

Just so you know it was forced in to becoming a Donor by some other twit. So your right it does live on just in several other cars