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mccalla7
05-10-2006, 08:23 AM
Are the seat covers from PY decent quality? Do they install pretty easily? I ordered the color sample today. What kind of time frame can I expect for the covers once I order?

Thanks!

Aaron

dm_fan
05-10-2006, 11:43 AM
PY carries seat covers from PUI. You might want to do a search for threads about PUI to get a better sampling of opinions.

SWEETJUDGE
05-10-2006, 12:59 PM
Im not sure if availble just yet but LEGENDARY Interiors, MOSTLY known for there MOPAR interiors is starting to do PONTIACS, from what ive heard.
Let me know cause in on the fence to change my interior aswell

kookykrispy
05-10-2006, 02:06 PM
I have the latest legendary catalog... they are now offering seat covers for 64-67 and it says 68-72 coming soon.

RR67GTO
05-17-2006, 07:51 AM
Before you order anything from Legendary, better read my postings in this section. Product is real nice, but people are jerks and after almost six months, I still don't have my 67 GTO kit complete. Read what I have posted here. Good luck.

rr67gto

Mike

Forrest
05-17-2006, 08:58 AM
again:I`ve used pui from perf. years for many years, done a dozen or so cars, all 70-72 gto`s and all products have been great!

INJUNTOM
05-18-2006, 01:37 AM
i've got got PY interior in my wife's '67 Bird for the last 8 years. i was very pleased.

also had legendary in a Mopar i had, and it was very good.

PY says they carry both.

i recently checked with PY, and they said interior stuff takes 3 -4 weeks to get. they don't stock it, they order as needed.

RR67GTO
05-19-2006, 09:03 AM
Well, if anyone decides to use the Legendary interior, it's really great stuff. BUT, order it through our host and save yourself months of waiting, bad service, and rude people. The people I've delt with there were many. Only the guy writing up my order seemd to have any brains. WHen problems started to happen, he was on the road and I had to deal with their customer service people. Every last one of them is a janitor that thinks they own the company. Deal with our host and make it nothing more than an expensive undertaking. Rather than expensive and {{{stressfullllll }}} :whoo:

GTOWAGON
05-19-2006, 10:31 AM
I had lots of problems with my PUI 67 gto seat covers and got zero help from pui. the upholster had to add material to the bottoms of both seat covers as the material was too short.this seems to be a problem with the 67 seat covers especially, the same guy that did my seats did another 67 a few months ago and the front and back upholstry did not match color wise , when he called PUI they said that you can"t look at the front and the back seats at the same time so live with it. I WILL NEVER BUY OR USE ANY PUI PRODUCT AGAIN EVER !!!!!!!!!! PUI MORE LIKE POS

JUDGEMAN70
05-19-2006, 01:35 PM
I used PUI on a 69 GTO I had several years ago. After 2 years the heat pressed pleated areas came loose giving the seat a smooth look.I see this often on the 70 comfortweave seats also. I would defitely try the legendary seats or repair the original covers.

Tim john
05-19-2006, 01:52 PM
The pleats in a 67 from PUI are not as defined as the originals, not even close but the product from my experience was well made and fit nice with no other issues other than incorrect plete depth and these were installed in a 67 GTO, color was black. I will go Legendary next time around for accuracy.

Tim

pont406
05-23-2006, 12:28 AM
Just how many companies make the repo interior seat covers anyways? PUI / Lengendary, maybe all that's out there?

ricky80ss
11-07-2006, 12:30 AM
PUI is excellent done many TA's 77 - 79 interiors, no problems ever, go to www.transamflorida.com look for parts, great prices.

ricky80ss
11-14-2006, 02:50 PM
Hi I don't know what to tell you, I have done so many interiors with their covers and never had a problem, is that possible that your upholstery guy is not adding enough foam to make them fit right, sometimes you get waves on them due to the fact old seat buns are out of shape so you need to add foam or , just buy new seat foams.
why don't you just send the seats back and request a refund?

1966sprint
11-14-2006, 03:48 PM
I prefer Pui. I have had trouble with legendary. Maybe you just talked to the wrong person at pui. Cliff Carr ext 139 at pui can help you if you have any issues. Past or present.

mskrom
11-14-2006, 04:11 PM
I'm glad I found this thread, as I'm getting ready to do the interior on my car.

There don't appear to be many manufactureres out there....I know PY and Ames carry PUI, and I called OPGI who said they get their stuff made offshore somewhere, and then Legendary.

EDIT.....Just called Year One, and at least for the 66 GTO, they also stock PUI.

I hear more positive things about PUI than negative, but it sounds like Legendary is a crap shoot, not to mention the increase in price.

Personally, I really, really can't stand bad customer service (meaning from the manufacturer in this case), so I'll keep my eye on this thread to see what the consensus seems to be.

janderson
11-14-2006, 05:40 PM
Used PUI on '75 T/A w/deluxe seats, fit and finish was close enough to original that only did the drivers seat.
Will be doing the '67 GTO soon, so curious to anyones experience with those.

LAIL1985
11-22-2006, 11:19 AM
We are now offering the 68-72 GTO models as well. We have also started offering pre-assembled door panels for the 68-72 models. Please call us at 1800 363 8804 if you are interested.

trmjr1
11-22-2006, 11:31 AM
I installed a complete PUI set (seats and door panels) purchased locally since they are based in Louisville, KY for my '69 Firebird. They are very nice and I recommend them. Can't comment on how they do for the GTO's.

Tom

satman
11-22-2006, 11:33 AM
I used PUI and two of my white covers had blue ink writing on the back and it showed through in daylight. Spoke and emailed a CSR at PUI, bypassing the vendor, sent them back, took a while, but was still pleased with their customer service.

RR67GTO
11-24-2006, 10:15 AM
The best thing to do is have both companies send you a sample. It will be easy to tell who you want to buy your interior from once you have samples side by side in hand. Look for free shipping sales at one of their web pages one hadfrom time to time. And, again look at the samples. An easy call that way.

Mike

retrojoe
11-24-2006, 12:49 PM
I bought my rear set from PY and the quality isn't that great. I guess its made by PUI?? The front seats are factory covers and the rear seat looks different. The pleats are flatter,as well as the color. I wish I would have ordered front and rears just so they would match.

Big Injun
11-24-2006, 01:17 PM
The Legendary covers we installed on the GeeTO Tiger have deep pleat stampings and are the nicest covers I have seen. They have a thicker backing and maintain a nicer shape than those we had on earlier.

stags
11-24-2006, 04:19 PM
I have to agree with retrojoe and others about the pleats and color on the PUI products. I did the buckets only (black) on my '69 and while the fit is ok, the pleat depth and gloss level are very noticeably off. I would like to see what Ledgendary has if/ when anyone has pics of the new '69 covers. Thanks, Mark O.

dm_fan
11-27-2006, 01:37 PM
Here is a picture of the 69 seat that Legendary provides for it's dealers. PY hasn't yet seen a picture of a 69 Legendary seat installed by a customer. If anyone has done this install, post some pictures.