[s-cars] To re-upholster or not to re-upholster
dooksniffer at comcast.net
dooksniffer at comcast.net
Wed Dec 29 22:12:28 EST 2004
Keep your eye out for a seat from a wrecked (or used) car. Haven't priced them lately, but would bet the farm to be much <2k.
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> I'm still trying to reconcile what is boosting the stock market so much
> and what
> is driving what I see as a massive spending spree in this country.
>
> I visited my dealer and a recommended upholstery shop. Not impressed
> by
> the repair shops ability to make a satisfactory repair with generic
> materials .
> The Audi replacement seat bottom $739 seat back (not the center pad)
> $815, replacement bolsters are $45 for bottom each and $137 for side
> bolsters (wings) of
> the back which is all one piece. Sticker shock is still with me. The
> lower bolster covers are separate
> pieces, but have no part number and are not available from Audi as
> separate parts.
>
> There must be a way that makes economic sense, not cheap but not $2K
> per seat either, especially
> since all my seat had was the usual scuffing of the driver seat wings.
> The rest of the seat is in great
> shape.
>
> Doesn't someone have a better answer to this dilemma, even if we have
> to import from the source?
>
> Tom '95 S6
>
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