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ApacheIvan · 06-06-2017, 02:17 AM

Ok, so I am going backward in the thread and am in the mid 30s for pages.. wow.. I see that Tim does these seats, not sure if he did mine or not but whoever did it was fantastic. I have a quick question. Before I recovered this, the old seat, an older not so good recover had spots on the back of the seat where it wore through because I keep the seat all the way back, it tends to rub against the cab. If I keep the seat one click up where it isn't then I get movement in the seat, any suggestions on either keeping the cover from wearing holes or how to keep the seat from moving and making noise on the tracks? I will have to maybe cut some rubber and tighten up the teeth where the pin rests... IDK..

06-06-2017, 02:17 AM	#1061
ApacheIvan Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Dallas TX. Posts: 1,053	Re: Do you have a 1972 Plaid Pickup? Ok, so I am going backward in the thread and am in the mid 30s for pages.. wow.. I see that Tim does these seats, not sure if he did mine or not but whoever did it was fantastic. I have a quick question. Before I recovered this, the old seat, an older not so good recover had spots on the back of the seat where it wore through because I keep the seat all the way back, it tends to rub against the cab. If I keep the seat one click up where it isn't then I get movement in the seat, any suggestions on either keeping the cover from wearing holes or how to keep the seat from moving and making noise on the tracks? I will have to maybe cut some rubber and tighten up the teeth where the pin rests... IDK..