Seat covers from JDP

[BubbaBear]

[JDP]

They arrived yesterday. And we couldn’t be more pleased. While we didn’t order the most expensive they sure do look like it. Well made and nice material. For those of us who can’t spend thousands having a totally original interior recreated these are a great alternative. Thanks again JDP.

I'm the guy for the driver car market, thanks for the kind words BTW.

[jclary]

I'm the guy for the driver car market, thanks for the kind words BTW.

Just for my memory bank...do you supply such a thing as a headliner kit for a lowly, frumpy, '60 four door lark in addition to your seat covers? Mine is doing its best to free itself and dive to the floor!

[JDP]

Just for my memory bank...do you supply such a thing as a headliner kit for a lowly, frumpy, '60 four door lark in addition to your seat covers? Mine is doing its best to free itself and dive to the floor!

Yes, $175 to your door, cloth or vinyl, choice of colors.

[dnevin]

Now you've got my interest. Are there any pictures of your interiors posted anywhere? I need pretty much everything, of course, and I plan on driving mine. . .

[jclary]

Yes, $175 to your door, cloth or vinyl, choice of colors.

Thanks, by the time I get around to it, I'm sure it will arrive at my door by the magic high-speed rail. (ouch! bit the tongue in my cheek.)

[Bob Andrews]

John, have you sold many of the leather sets? Would love to know how they worked out! I'd like a set for my Daytona in original pattern with the little Lark bird only in leather. Pictures would be great too

[JDP]

John, have you sold many of the leather sets? Would love to know how they worked out! I'd like a set for my Daytona in original pattern with the little Lark bird only in leather. Pictures would be great too

Maybe a half dozen sets in leather, but they are expensive, around $1200 and if you want the little Larks you'll need a very special cow.

[JDP]

I only do covers, carpets, and headliners, but sell matching material to do door panels. I can do cloth or vinyl, or a combination, pleated or flat inserts. I can do just pleats on the seating surface with plain skirts, or flat panels on either side of the inserts, and/or on the top. Most are around $300, but can go up to $400 or so if you want machine stitched pleats. Here's a few pictures.

[Bob Andrews]

"if you want the little Larks you'll need a very special cow" LOL!!

This is what I meant, like on this back seat. only on the front seats too:

[JDP]

"if you want the little Larks you'll need a very special cow" LOL!!

This is what I meant, like on this back seat. only on the front seats too:

I'm the low end guy remember. The factory that makes the covers for me does not have a heat embossing machine to do the squares, nor the die to make the Lark emblem. I've had the squares machine stitched in, but they are still not show.

[warrlaw1]

My upholstry is fine but I could dig clear plastic cover for the front bench 40/60 split for a 55 K. Any chance. I let my dog ride with me (lol).

[JDP]

My upholstry is fine but I could dig clear plastic cover for the front bench 40/60 split for a 55 K. Any chance. I let my dog ride with me (lol).

I can do one, but I'm embarrassed to admit it would be about $150 because it's no cheaper to make a custom fit in clear plastic as it would in cloth or vinyl.

[warrlaw1]

I'm goimg through that in tape trying to keep the dog hair off the front seat. I built a driver and the dog has to come, so PM me with your paypal info and add some shipping. Thanks, John.

[mbstude]

JDP, nice to see you still using the picture of the seat in my old '51 2R truck.

We've got JP's seat covers in the '58 Commander, '51 truck, '64 Wagonaire and '63 Hawk. Our cars are drivers and JP's seat covers look very presentable for what they are.