[69bu]

Who makes the best or are they all pretty comparable? Seems to be a pretty good price disparity between Year One and Ground Up.

Thanks

 

[Mike72ss]

Rich, The general feeling is that Legendary Interiors are definitely the best out there. They of course also cost the most.

Mike

 

[TCSS1970]

I just done a set of PUI cover on my buckets for a 70 and they are awesome in fit and finish. Now they may not wear as good as that will have to be seen but they look really good. PUIs are sold by almost everyone except opgi so find the best price and go with it.

 

[savage71chevelless]

OPGI seat covers are made by Distinctive Industries, which are made in the USA. I just got mine from them for my 67 and they are nothing short of awesome. I highly recommend them

 

[JHP69ss]

Hear nothing but good things about Legendary, and after seeing and touching at Spring Carlisle I can see why...however, Distinctive seems to get a few nods as well

 

[rcrchsr16]

Got the PUI covers from Ground Up and I'm happy with them. Can't complain.

 

[Chevyrelic]

fwiw...I bought *eg**dary covers based on the comments here...and recently got them installed...all I'll say is that if these are the best out there...there is plenty of room for improvement. Unfortunately it seems as if quality is still "hit or miss". This is after I had already sent one set back to them...for those buying any brand of covers...check them out extremely carefully before you get them installed (especially how they are sewn in the corners and seams)...I made the error of thinking that since these were a warranty replacement...they would have already been given a thorough once over before being shipped...my mistake. Sorry for the whining folks, but maybe someone can learn from my experience. :yes:

 

[Musclerodz]

I have been happy with the PUI stuff we have been receiving lately. Only time will tell if they hold up longer. Legendary is very nice, but it costs more as well. We also give discounts to board members.

 

[lail1985]

James,
It sounds like there is still a problem with the 1971 Chevelle seat covers we made for you. I know we did warranty work on them back in March. We will certainly be happy to work with you to get any current product issues rectified. Please contact me and let me know what is going on with the seat covers. Eric @ Legendary Auto Interiors, Ltd.
[email protected]
(800) 363-8804 ext 203

 

[1966_L78]

I just done a set of PUI cover on my buckets for a 70 and they are awesome in fit and finish. Now they may not wear as good as that will have to be seen but they look really good. PUIs are sold by almost everyone except opgi so find the best price and go with it.

I installed PUI covers on my convertible about 14 years ago (along with door panels). The car was without a top (NO top at all) for the first 8+ of those years. I installed them myself, first time ever doing that. To top it off, they were "White"...

I sold the car last year, and the interior still looked GREAT! And honestly, I did very little cleaning/upkeep (maybe wipe them down once or twice a year, and maybe one semi-thorough cleaning in the first 12 years). EXCELLENT product.

I have friends that also have PUI covers, and all have been great; fit, finish and durability...

Not saying that Legendary isn't a better product, IF they even offer covers for your year Chevelle yet anyway.

The only thing I was really getting out of these seat cover posts/threads, is that supposedly Legendary covers (for 1970 Chevelles) were a little more "accurate" of a reproduction...

I do wonder WHY Legendary took so long to come into the "Chevelle" market? They have been doing seat covers for years, and haven't they been doing the other GM products? IF PUI was "allegily" so bad, then why didn't they step into this market YEARS ago, instead of focusing on a smaller market (with less competition, but still alot smaller)... When does legendary plan to have a complete Chevelle line available? Or do they now?