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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / March 2005aftermarket seats
Greetings, I have a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 QC, original cloth seats. My dog sheds like you wouldn't believe and I can't get the fur out. I would like to replace the front with leather seats and the rear with vinyl. Any suggestions on where to look for a purchase? Thanks, David > Greetings, > > I have a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 QC, original cloth seats. My dog sheds > like you wouldn't believe and I can't get the fur out. A couple of things come to mind. Use a lint brush to get the fur off the seats. You could also brush your dog more often. > I would like to replace the front with leather seats and the rear with > vinyl. Any suggestions on where to look for a purchase? Any junkyard in your area. Roy > Thanks, > > David Roy, Wow! I never thought of that! Try taking two hours of constant lint brushing, taping, vacuuming every time the dog is in the truck. You want to do it for me? I can brush this dog for an hour straight, and it never stops. I would really prefer a retail establishment to purchase new seats, not interested buying stuff melting in your back yard. David >> Greetings, >> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >> David > Roy, > > Wow! I never thought of that! > > Try taking two hours of constant lint brushing, taping, vacuuming every time > the dog is in the truck. You want to do it for me? Hey..its YOUR dog, and YOU have it.. This is Usenet, where the people reading your post cant tell what you are capable of... > I can brush this dog for an hour straight, and it never stops. Shave the f.cker. > I would really prefer a retail establishment to purchase new seats, not > interested buying stuff melting in your back yard. He said YOUR local salvage yard, not that he had one. Perhaps he was dead on the money with his assumption you didnt think to brush the dog....its obvious you cant read. Also, you might want to try a Google on this topic, since American Van and other companies offer aftermarket seats, have for years, and most people can use Google. Also...for the record, I had a couple of brand spanking new ones, taken out of a total that was towed in to the old mans shop, in leather...vehicle had less than 3000 miles on it...you could have HAD them, but I guess now, I am gonna retrofit em to a Ford. Attitudes everything around here...difference is, I dont give a damn what you think of me... > David > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >> > >> David > Roy, > > Wow! I never thought of that! It would seem that there ate a bunch of things you never thought of. > Try taking two hours of constant lint brushing, taping, vacuuming every > time the dog is in the truck. You want to do it for me? That is somthing you could explore. Hire somebody to do what you seem incapable of. > I can brush this dog for an hour straight, and it never stops. Something wrong with the dog?? > I would really prefer a retail establishment to purchase new seats, not > interested buying stuff melting in your back yard. Learn to read. > David > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >>> >>> David > Greetings, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > David Katzkin is a company in CA that manufactures aftermarket leather seat covers. I would try a Google search and look for a dealer close to you. It ain't cheap. Mike Try a recreational vehicle dealer. > Greetings, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > David Also think about having your seats recovered by an upholsterer. That might be the cheapest and best way to solve the problem. > Try a recreational vehicle dealer. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> David >Greetings, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >David ===================== I would drive over to the local upholstery shop and price getting the seats redone in vinyl .. Bob Griffiths |
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