Anybody have a good upholstery shop?

[philliplong]

I am looking for a local upholstery shop that re wraps steering wheels do you guys have any recomendations?

[DoubleClutch]

In Tulsa, American Auto Trim. Rick is good people. They always have seem to have some classic German restorations.

[philliplong]

In Tulsa, American Auto Trim. Rick is good people. They always have seem to have some classic German restorations.

I forgot to say in the metro area. But thanks!

[hellrot328m]

I called 7-8 upholstery shops about two years ago. I gave up after they all told me they didn't do steering wheels and I didn't have any more references from them.

[DRVN2WN]

Similar thread here: http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...ght=upholstery

[philliplong]

Ya, I remember that one. At some point I was quoted "two and a quarter" a few weeks ago but I can't seem to remember who. I have called several places this morning but nobody can do it.

[KevinMullins]

We're happy with $15 covers from WalMart or wherever.

[philliplong]

We're happy with $15 covers from WalMart or wherever.

I had one but it just doesn't feel right. I have decided to ship it to coby wheel.

[KevinMullins]

I recall reading good things about Colby.
We have basic covers on all of ours now, but we're used to the thicker feel and whatnot.

[philliplong]

I recall reading good things about Colby.
We have basic covers on all of ours now, but we're used to the thicker feel and whatnot.

Ya, imagine me going from an M wheel (much thicker) with a wrap to a non wrapped sport wheel. It feels like I am driving a go kart.

[SWISS]

Redline goods

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[hellrot328m]

Redline goods couldn't do my wheel. They do OEM wheels. I have seen the shift and E brake boots they make. The leather was really nice and soft. I would definitely use them for an steering wheel if possible.

[Overlord475]

Auto Interiors of Tulsa
9708 E. 46th Pl
Tulsa, OK 74146
PH: 918-622-3856

Robert has done two of my E30's and they both turned out great:

[hellrot328m]

Auto Interiors of Tulsa
9708 E. 46th Pl
Tulsa, OK 74146
PH: 918-622-3856

Robert has done two of my E30's and they both turned out great:

Those seats are beautiful!

A friend of mine just dropped off his miata seats and his front and rear samurai seats at a shop in okc. It's $300 per bucket seat and $400 for the rear bench seat done in vinyl with new foam. Although he might have the miata seats done in leather. At $700 a piece! I'm curious to see how they turn out.

[EricP]

Damn.. I didn't know he did leather too, I had him recover the M3's headliner.

[navyboy]

just read this, thats crazy for the prices, I have done this work several times on classic cars I restored, my last one was a 1952 that I repainted black and re did the stock bench seat with foam, black vinyl with red stiching and cost me about 60$ in material and about 6hrs of work, maybe ill post pics sometime.