Re: [Chrysler300] Seat Covers

George and All:

For my 300F I did the complete job myself. I used Gary's cushion foam as my originals were in no condition to use. They were quite difficult to install---one would think, starting out they would never fit---but with enough "encouragement" they all did. To do the job, one needs to have the hog ring tools of course. I obtained them from Eastwood, along with a good supply of the hog rings. Probably the hardest part was capturing the listing (I think that is the correct term) wire that pulls/holds the leather down between the center section and the cushion side sections. It all came out real well, if I do say so myself. Gary's covers were very good in all respects. Mine were also a special order color, and he matched a section I cut from under the seat back corner chrome perfectly.

For the backs, I used my original foam. They look very good, but probably could have used a little more "body". At the time, however, I determined that I would not be able to successfully stuff them inside the leather seat back covers.

Anyway, such was my experience.

300ly, Gil Cunningham

In a message dated 2/15/2014 7:34:44 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, News4ge@xxxxxxx writes:

Thank you all for your advice on where to get covers for a K.

One more question: Since foam kits from both companies seem to be a problem, how about the kits Gary Goers has in his catalog - any comments on that?

Thank again,

George Clineman