brummie pete replied:

better than socks and aftershave [again ] ,thats what i end up with .Michelles sacs are bloody expensive i think ,but i personally like the canvas ,im wondering if a canvas place could make up a pair cheaper than the likes of sacs . pete

QLD Kev & Darkie replied:

Have you looked at These Seat Covers, I think they would be a good option compared to canvas ones.

Cheers Kev

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Moose replied:

G'day furph
My son just bought a set from Big W for about $140 and they look and fell quite OK. The backs are not real sheep skin though.

brushmarx replied:

I can't see any relevance whether the driver is single or married, but if the passenger is equal to 1 1/2 people, you better get well padded sheep to skin.
Cheers.

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Dunco (NSW) replied:

I bought the Ruffnut ones...love 'em !!

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Wizard1 replied:

I've had these on for the last 6 years and they look near new. No wear marks, fraying or slightest suggestion they won't last a few more years.

Have had people with the canvas Black Duck canvas type wanting to know where I got mine as theirs have worn out.

We have a retreaver and border collie that love water and they are perfect. I think they've been washed twice in 8 years. No residual dog or dampness smells either, unlike canvas. When they get wet they dry very quickly.

Takla Seat Covers.

Member - Doug T (FNQ) replied:

Seen some good ones for Toyota's at ARB Coopers Plains , can't remember what brand they were .karki colour

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