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GE2
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GE2
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- February 17 : 10:39a
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water spider
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- February 17 : 11:26a
| The only place that come to mind is Katskins, I am sure they will be a little high, but quality would be better than anything else. Auto parts store usualy sell seat covers and also have a catalog on other style you can buy, He may find what he is looking for there.
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Joeg180
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- February 19 : 2:42p
| JC Whitney
Has he checked any vendors on Toyota specific sites? |
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DrSpeed
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MrSVTGal
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- February 19 : 10:54p
| We have Wet Okole in the Expedition. Black with blue centers. They looked great for the first few years, but cost $700 even with the 'I know somebody' discount when we got them. (We did all three rows of seats).
And, 5 years later, the blue parts on the front ones are very faded and they DO NOT tolerate sun exposure - we have whole sections of the blue part that have crumbled and peeled off the black backing.
For what they cost, I won't buy them again. They should have lasted longer. It's not like the truck has a million seat miles on it - it's only at about 80,000, and maybe only 2/3 of that was with these covers. Maybe less.
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DrSpeed
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Posted Wirelessly
- February 20 : 1:41a
| | Wow, didn't know that. I would have expected more. What'd they say when you tried to warranty them? | |
Joeg180
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- February 21 : 10:39p
| autosport.com has them for a 89 Landcruiser $129 or so.
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Slip covers for an 89 Landcruiser?
