Legendary- not exactly
A bit of a rant here.
Installed my new seat covers on my non-a-body 64 Fury wagon.
Called to order, according to them wagon and 4 door are the same rear seat covers, although I questioned it multiple times.
After a long wait, no big deal, did the rear seat this weekend - not even close.
No other suppliers, already had them, modified as best I could, took hours.
Disappointed nonetheless with the fitment, pleased with my first time work.
First pic is original top, cover is tapered in, 2 pieces folding over each other, metal rods on both sides to anchor hog rings, and had no back material. Theirs was straight down with full back no provisions for rods.
Second pic is bottom, old vs new, s/b tapered as well, plus cutouts for rear mounts in wrong places.
You suck Legendary. I don't think they even make their own stuff.
Also, compared to factory methods, their installation kits suck.
Giant piece of foam for seat bottom? No, s/b cotton like seat back. Had to run strip of burlap along it to keep hog rings from ripping thru. And no way to anchor sides of seat bottom, really?
Factory used 2 pieces of burlap with tiny metal rods between, followed by cotton sewn between 2 layers of burlap - plus the covers fit the frames.
Can't forget their videos suck too. The guy doing the work should do the talking, and they do the burlap on the bottom, then the top, then back to the bottom for foam, then back to top, back to bottom, etc. How many seats can or should a diy'er do at the same time?
BTW, my Barracuda front split bench seat cover fit perfect. I wonder what years/makes/models are correct.
Can't wait to do the front seat.
A bit of a rant here.
Installed my new seat covers on my non-a-body 64 Fury wagon.
Called to order, according to them wagon and 4 door are the same rear seat covers, although I questioned it multiple times.
After a long wait, no big deal, did the rear seat this weekend - not even close.
No other suppliers, already had them, modified as best I could, took hours.
Disappointed nonetheless with the fitment, pleased with my first time work.
First pic is original top, cover is tapered in, 2 pieces folding over each other, metal rods on both sides to anchor hog rings, and had no back material. Theirs was straight down with full back no provisions for rods.
Second pic is bottom, old vs new, s/b tapered as well, plus cutouts for rear mounts in wrong places.
You suck Legendary. I don't think they even make their own stuff.
Also, compared to factory methods, their installation kits suck.
Giant piece of foam for seat bottom? No, s/b cotton like seat back. Had to run strip of burlap along it to keep hog rings from ripping thru. And no way to anchor sides of seat bottom, really?
Factory used 2 pieces of burlap with tiny metal rods between, followed by cotton sewn between 2 layers of burlap - plus the covers fit the frames.
Can't forget their videos suck too. The guy doing the work should do the talking, and they do the burlap on the bottom, then the top, then back to the bottom for foam, then back to top, back to bottom, etc. How many seats can or should a diy'er do at the same time?
BTW, my Barracuda front split bench seat cover fit perfect. I wonder what years/makes/models are correct.
Can't wait to do the front seat.