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Started by SantaAus, October 02, 2013, 08:12:52 PM

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SantaAus

Good Morning All,

I am after some referrals for a decent motor trimmer around the Logan/Brisbane/Gold Coast area. The job i need done is re-bolstering and covering of the front seats in the colorado.

Thanks SantaAus

Clouty

I can't remember the company's name but there's a bloke on Moss street, Springwood..
I'll have a quick look and see if I've still got one of his cards..


Clouty


noel_w

Need you have asked, everything is in Moss St.  :cup:
TUG=GU ST 2012 Ute, CT = Modcon Imperial HF
We have to start thinking about what sort of a world we are going to leave for Keith Richards after we are all gone.

Bird

Quote from: SantaAusThe job i need done is re-bolstering and covering of the front seats in the colorado.
the seats are stuffed already? the Colarado hasnt been out that long has it?
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SantaAus

Thanks for the tip. I have been to B&L in Moss St, and they will be re-foaming/covering and adding a mechanical lumbar support from a commodore next week. Expected cost to be under $1500.

The Colorado is a 2008 not the new version

Thanks

Bird

in another thread Fuji just had his seats bolstered $1600

might be worth looking at some seats out of a grey import car and put the colorado ones in the shed.
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SantaAus

Quote from: Lost on October 03, 2013, 03:02:03 PM
in another thread Fuji just had his seats bolstered $1600

might be worth looking at some seats out of a grey import car and put the colorado ones in the shed.

I had thought about a few options down that line. However each had it pros and cons and the re-trimming seemed to win. The bloke I spoke with today, seemed to know his trade well and was good to talk to. So he got the job.

Seats out a grey import are harder to have complianced (QLD) in a newer vehicle. I spoke with a few energineers about this, its not impossible, but more difficult. Recaro seats were going to run be around $5000 for the pair.

Bird

Quote from: SantaAus on October 03, 2013, 06:46:19 PM
I had thought about a few options down that line. However each had it pros and cons and the re-trimming seemed to win. The bloke I spoke with today, seemed to know his trade well and was good to talk to. So he got the job.

Seats out a grey import are harder to have complianced (QLD) in a newer vehicle. I spoke with a few energineers about this, its not impossible, but more difficult. Recaro seats were going to run be around $5000 for the pair.
Didn't realise you were in Qld, yea that would suck.
mate with 76 series went to get recaros too, and nearly dropped dead.

Then again, fit the seats yourself and don't worry bout enginers etc :)
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