I have an extra set of 1969 Impala black rear covers that Hubbard shipped to me. They would not take them back. I installed one set. They were exactly the same. I paid $170.00 plus shipping. The medallion holes are punched, ready to install them. $150.00 shipped. I am waiting for My bucket seat backs which were sent to PUI to correct. They offered to repair them free of charge. A great company. They are running behind on orders, but You can order directly from them. You can get their number online and call them. NICK L72427impalasportcoupe
Re: PUI seat covers
Posted by Dennis on 9/7/2020, 8:55 pm, in reply to "PUI seat covers"
I might be interested, are they super hard to install?1969 427 SS Sport Coupe El Mirage, AZ
The backrest was the hardest. The seat is easier, of course I did not use new foam on it.PUI did not cut out the side curve, so I had to roll it under and ring it to the inner frame. I bought a roll of PUI foam from E-bay. It has to be cut the same as the cotton. My Son helped Me stretch the material over the frame using a channel lock pliers. Then I could pig ring starting in the center and working to the sides. I can't say it is easy, but I got it finished. Not the first seat I covered. NICK L72 427impalasportcoupe
I just got the strato back seat covers corrected by PUI. I sent one of My old covers for them to copy. As You can see in the pictures that the seat tapers to the top. They were making them too wide, causing the top to have too much material. I am using My original foam too. They fit perfectly and look great. NICK L72
Dennis. At least You would have the rear seat covers from PUI and the buttons on them. PUI is behind on their shipments. I have a good bottom back seat. I could cover it. Where do You live? I am Eastern PA. Good Luck. NICK L72427impalasportcoupe
They are intimidating, but my wife and I did the back seats back in 2009? I did my drivers seat when I added a power track last year, I have not gotten to the right front one yet, back seat we used original padding, it was relatively easy, but was time consuming, front seat was challenging to say the least doing by my self, it had a broken spring on the bottom portion, luckily I had an old seat frame to rob the pieces you wrap around the wire when they assembled them back in the day, don’t know what they are called, but it just took a little longer. I used their seat “buns” had to trim them, but it’s not quite as nice as nick’s seats look, and my car does not have head rests, guess I was lucky there. I have new door panels but the did not come with the nail strips, so I am not sure how I will be handling that?
on 9/3/2020, 8:04 pm
