From: Richard J. Thiers, Jr. (dangercat@onemain.com)
Date: Thu May 27 2004 - 10:39:10 PDT
Hi Kenny,
That's probably me. I have a 7 piece canvas cover set for the M1009
Blazer. It's pictured on page 5 of my website(link in signature). I have
one set in stock.
The covers go on after the old vinyl has been removed. There are 2 metal
stays in the seat backs that must be taken from the vinyl, and put into the
canvas(easy to do, no sewing). The last set I installed took about 4
hours, from the removal of the 3 seats, recovering with canvas, and their
re-installation. The set comes with detailed directions.
I like the canvas for it's Mil-Spec look, the fact that I don't stick to
the seat in the summer, and that great canvas smell!
Rick
Rick Thiers
M.V. Sales & Hardware
1035B Fallowfield Rd.
Atglen, Pa. 19310 USA
610-593-1218 8-6 EST
http://www.mvsalesandhardware.com
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Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 1:26 PM
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Subject: Re: [MV] M1009 Painting ideas
There is somebody out there that makes a complete set that hogrings on and
everything. I have the info here someplace. Even comes with the bottom cover
of
the back seat. All in all, very nice.
Kenny
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