Need to find good seat covers!

[BSwope]

Im lookin for good and good lookin seat covers, anyone have any pics of theirs? Dont want to spend to much but will if have to.

 

[Mawgie]

Without a doubt, among the best are the custom covers from http://www.marathonseatcovers.com/ . I just ordered a set for my '06 QuadCab, and have seen them in another truck (a lowly F150 SuperCrew). 1000D Cordura. Custom made for the truck. (They even called me back to ask me to go measure some areas on the seats before getting started on my order, and the customer service has been supreb so far. )



Sounds good, right? Here's the bad news. Just under $500 for a custom set for front and back, with four headrest covers, and map pockets, the whole works. Mine should be here in a week. If you want to wait, I'm happy to e-mail or post some pics of the install and finished product.



I researched this extensively, because I am a waterfowl and deer hunter, and get in and drive the truck wet (sometimes in wet waders) during my hunting seasons.



I'm filing the whole deal under "you'll only cry once. "



Regards-Mawgie

 

[Task125]

I am looking also,for just the front of a mega cab with buckets.

 

[JRD]

heres a earlier thread I posted on mine.

https://www.turbodieselregister.com/forums/showthread.php?t=156477

 

[Mawgie]

JRD-



Those Cabela's covers look nice.

I'll just mention that, for the big $$, the Marathon seat covers include separate covers for the top of the center seat console and the bottom of the the center seat console, so you don't sacrifice any storage space.



(I have nothing to do with the company at all, other than being a customer. )



Regards-Mawgie

 

[JRD]

Those pictured include a seperate cover for the top and the bottom portions of the center seat/console also. So storage space is not sacrificed either. Both appear to be great choices for protecting your seats.

 

[RKerner]

I've got Hatchiebottom seatcovers on the front seats. The seat covers and headrest covers fit great and go on real easy. The center console lower cover fits ok but the lid cover keeps sliding off. I took it off and it sits under the back seat. It also comes with a cover for the lower storage compartment but I haven't spent the time to install it as it seems I need to unbolt the "box". The seat covers seem to wear well and the shadow grass looks good. I went with the regular material instead of neoprene. Even with the less expensive material, it will be roughly $400 to install a complete front and rear set.

 

[Silvafoster]

Check out the Mopar covers. They go for about $160 front and $99 for rear. I plan on ordering a set myself next month.



http://www.mopar.com

 

[BSwope]

Thanks fellas!! The cabelas look awesome! Mawgie i go to New York every year to go Salmon and Steelhead Fishing and get caught in the rain some times and also when i trout fish around home so i would go with the ones u are gettin but dont really want to spend that much, i want a cap and need to save for that! Thanks for the replys fellas!

 

[Mawgie]

BSwope-



It sure is wet up here alot. You're right. QAs a matter of fact, I'm up at 4am tomorrow to get on a walleye fishing charter on Lake Oneida. I got a great Gore-Tex jacket, and nothin' but Levi's for my legs. I really wich I would quit cheaping out, and just get rain chaps or fishing bibs! Good luck.



I should have my Marathon seat covers within two weeks, and will post in detail. Hope it's a happy post!