The driver’s seat in the majority of trucks ages well before the rest of the interior, or even the exterior, for that matter. This is most likely due to the slightly higher seat that receives an awful lot of abrasion and compression when sliding in and out. In fact, this leather side bolster panel many times looks 5 – 10 years older than the actual vehicle. This can especially be a hindrance when trying to re-sale your vehicle. The owner of this Ford F250 decided to have the leather seat and arm rest completely restored prior to selling to ensure he received top dollar. Whether you’re holding onto or selling your truck, our restoration services can make all the difference in your driving comfort as well as your vehicle’s value.
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