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122 upholstery... SHEESH!!! 120-130

posted by  Phil S. on  Mon Jul 26 12:55 CST 2004
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Tilt is the knob on the outboard side, and lumbar adjustment is by screwdriver through a metal grommet about halfway up both sides of each seatback.

I had the seats, both front and back (including the armrest), restuffed and reupholstered in the original pattern, but not using the dirt-magnet waffle stuff, for $500 by a car/boat upholstery shop.

Best pic I've got, sorry...







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