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Front seat fixup question
The front seats on my '86 560 SEL are showing their age. There are cracks in the leather on both sides and the drivers side lumbar panel has a hole. I got a quote of $500 from a local shop to fix. This would include new leather and any spring/padding needed underneath, plus they will dye the leather to match the back seat color because of the age difference between the old and new leather. I have seen other work this shop had done and it has all been top quality. Does $500 seem like a fair price?
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1986 560 SEL (159K miles) |
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It sounds like a bargain actually. A good sign is if they have expensive or collectable cars in their shop that they are working on.
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1985 380SE Blue/Blue - 230,000 miles 2012 Subaru Forester 5-speed 2005 Toyota Sienna 2004 Chrysler Sebring convertible 1999 Toyota Tacoma |
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raymr said: It sounds like a bargain actually. A good sign is if they have expensive or collectable cars in their shop that they are working on.
_________________________________________________________________ They had an older Rolls in the shop the day I stopped by....their workmanship and materials used on the Rolls looked fine to me.
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Sounds about right. You get what you pay for if it's done right, you only pay for it once. Any warranty offered by the shop?
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pastmaster said: Any warranty offered by the shop?
_________________________________________________________________ Yes.....it is a locally owned small shop that specializes in restorations, etc. They have an excellent reputation and have been in business here many years.
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1986 560 SEL (159K miles) |
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