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Just got a price of $400 to recover my SC seat on my project. Does that seem too high?
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Depends on what they are doing. $400 it better be pretty sweet tho
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lol, I had no idea what to expect. Trying to get him down to $300. We'll seeComment
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i paid 3 two years ago2004 Rxp Stock Motor with other light mods
1996 Xp Resurrected july 2014/SOLD 2016
1991 Kawi 750cc Big pin Twin Carb Sport Cruiser Custom (Resurrected Feb 2015 completed June 2015)
2000 XP Saved Spring 2016- Resurrected July 2016 as new
2002 Seadoo ISLANDIA/Sold
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I paid like $275 or $300 but my foam needed some attention as well. He did a great job!Comment
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He just stated he would do $300. I'll post a build thread when I start rebuilding the Seacouch. Finally got a decent big pin that will be going into it.. ThanksComment
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I have had three of them done in last two years
Last edited by skidoox; 03-27-2017, 12:20 AM.Comment
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Wow. Looks like a nice job. What did they cost?Comment
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Jettrim can now make the covers. I paid around 300 for mine about 5 years ago. At the time, jettrim didnt have the template and my cover was destroyed trying to remove it. When the time comes, I will be buying a *****1n stitchen cover. their quality is second to none. If your scared of putting it on, have a local shop put it on. should cost no more than $40."PITD" proud member of
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I only paid $125 for each oneComment
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