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Mon, Jun-18-2012, 03:15:01 PM
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Re: Car seat cover
Buy a used driver's seat from a wrecked M...
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Mon, Jun-18-2012, 11:20:31 PM
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Re: Car seat cover
we have cutom fit car seat covers variety of fabrics leather, poly cotton, neoprene, ballistic, neosupreme etc with free shipping in USA @customcovers
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Re: Car seat cover
I'm about the same height as some of you, I've learned to get in without much touching the bolster. Hard to explain but instead of getting in with a fluid turning motion, I more or less plop down with my legs nearly at 90 degrees/on the ground, then turn my feet in. Others learn to grip the bolster with their hand and guard it from belts and rougher (jeans) fabrics that way.
I'm sure a cover is better, but I have NO bolster wear so far - but bought the car at 16k and only 35k miles now. ADS
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Fri, Jul-06-2012, 08:35:41 AM
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Re: Car seat cover
Ya, i am careful. I think I am obsessively more careful than POs. But damages done. Plus my seat is a lot more forward that most. So have to implement something to prevent further damage. Also just in case someone decides to spill something on the seat.
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