Hello

[Paul5 3]

Oh dear we have a ripped seat! Any tips please peeps?

Sunglasses for size reference! It is the front passenger

 

Edited February 15, 2019 by Paul5

[EPV 631]

Scapyard, new seat

[Paul5 3]

  On 2/15/2019 at 5:18 PM, EPV said:

Scapyard, new seat

Bugger! £80 odd, sell as is or replace, decisions decisions! 

[EPV 631]

  On 2/15/2019 at 5:54 PM, Paul5 said:

Bugger! £80 odd, sell as is or replace, decisions decisions! 

It’s an easy decision. You can’t sell a retail car like that imo. 

There are some cosmetic things you can easily ignore on your chosen end of the market. Bumper scuffs, scuffed alloys etc. A rippped seat says to a punter that you don’t give a fuck. Replace it mate. It’s for the best. 

[It's me 615]

thats repairable it just needs some material behind it then stitching together

i get the wife to do these

you could ask your grandmar

[Paul5 3]

Thanks peeps 

[Dave2302 387]

  On 2/15/2019 at 6:25 PM, boring dave said:

thats repairable it just needs some material behind it then stitching together

i get the wife to do these

you could ask your grandmar

Agreed, (which depends on age of car etc) old Fezza the hell yeah a nice stitching job and that will be barely visible

If "Meemaw" is any good, after she's stitched it she may be able to stretch the whole cover right down 15 - 20 mm so it is hidden behind the Squab line 

Edited February 16, 2019 by Dave2302

[It's me 615]

  On 2/16/2019 at 8:18 AM, Dave2302 said:

Agreed, (which depends on age of car etc) old Fezza the hell yeah a nice stitching job and that will be barely visible

If "Meemaw" is any good, after she's stitched it she may be able to stretch the whole cover right down 15 - 20 mm so it is hidden behind the Squab line 

last one she did for me she nicked the material from under the headrest

i sold it with headrestr down