mrarff

This tweed material came from Stylin Trucks for $18.95/roll. It was more than enough to do the seat backs ( tha was all I was interested in covering) A local trim shop charged me $30.00 to do both seats. The plastic was scratched, and just looked crappy. I have a rubber mat in the rear which has upturned edges to catch any spills. On top of that , I have an old rug that I folded to fit. This works great for me. Also Bungee cords will keep most stuff from becoming mobile.

Beachbum1

nice job and thanks for sharing

HHR_style

Good write-up. I bet it deadens the sound back there a bit too eh?