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Old 08-01-2013, 11:10 PM
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My Marathons get here in a couple days, i will post some pics of them installed when i get time.
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Take a look at headwaters seatcovers they have all different camo patterns and different types of storage pockets and stuff they are durable and easy tonwipe down
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Originally Posted by TheTallest

BUT, Autoanything was awesome enough to call Coverking and get me a new clip. Hopefully I should have it by next week. As for the elastic thingies I'm thinking of getting some paracord and making loops to help with attaching them.
Glad to hear that AutoAnything took care of you. That's who I ordered from. If I figure out any tips about connecting the straps I'll let you know.
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Just put the Marathons in, dang do they fit snug and look great. If you are looking for the most durable camo seat covers you can find, i would suggest considering Marathon Seat Covers. Top notch stuff.

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How tight are they to the seat? The pictures I have seen they are kinda lose. Can we get a couple of pictures maybe?
Found this review on YouTube from a Jeep guy. The quality control issues are kind of surprising to me for a made in USA product.

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Originally Posted by F1Fitay
I just ordered seat covers for the front seats of my f150. I decided to go with Marathon seat covers, i have heard many great things about them, never have seen a bad review of them. I went with the Max-4 camo. $320 worth, expensive, but well worth it.
Yeah that is pricey for nylon. Leather fronts only from truckleather.com (Clazzio) are $380. Tough call here!


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Just put the Marathons in, dang do they fit snug and look great. If you are looking for the most durable camo seat covers you can find, i would suggest considering Marathon Seat Covers. Top notch stuff.
How are you liking the centerseat/console fit? Seems like that is a weak spot on the Clazzios.
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