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F350 King Ranch seats

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Cllake
I can get my hands on this set. Not sure what to ask for them. Make offers. I am in Phoenix Az. They are in great condition 8-9 out of 10.



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C
what year are these out of? I have no idea what is a fair price either but it is tempting seeing as that I am also in Phoenix
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Why does everyone live on the west coast :(
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Cllake
Chase20057 said:
what year are these out of? I have no idea what is a fair price either but it is tempting seeing as that I am also in Phoenix
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logo88
Here in New Mexico, Might be interested.....
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SickStroke6.0
I'm not sure how you get "good condition" from these seats. They're covered in oil stains, wear marks, and appear to have been left unprotected in the sun for a few years. Those are probably a 3-4 out of a scale of 10, and that's only because there isn't any rips.
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SickStroke6.0 said:
I'm not sure how you get "good condition" from these seats. They're covered in oil stains, wear marks, and appear to have been left unprotected in the sun for a few years. Those are probably a 3-4 out of a scale of 10, and that's only because there isn't any rips.
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Ever ride a horse with a used saddle?


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SickStroke6.0
KAKnight said:
Ever ride a horse with a used saddle?


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Sure have. I own three saddles. But with proper care, conditioning, and cleaning, they will never change color. I own a King Ranch, I know what these seats are supposed to look like. I've worked on several other King Ranches, as well.

Honestly, the finish on these seats is far past repairable. It would require sanding down the seats and re-dyeing them. And I'm not even completely sure that would bring them back to life.
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Cllake
SickStroke6.0 said:
Sure have. I own three saddles. But with proper care, conditioning, and cleaning, they will never change color. I own a King Ranch, I know what these seats are supposed to look like. I've worked on several other King Ranches, as well.

Honestly, the finish on these seats is far past repairable. It would require sanding down the seats and re-dyeing them. And I'm not even completely sure that would bring them back to life.
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"Please do not post in this thread unless you are interested."

Thanks for your meaningless post. Ill make sure to go into your for sale thread and blast whatever you have for sale. Have you ever heard of a leather treatment? Someone can buy these from me for cheap, condition them and be way under the $2500+ that they go for on ebay.
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Cllake said:
"Please do not post in this thread unless you are interested."

Thanks for your meaningless post. Ill make sure to go into your for sale thread and blast whatever you have for sale. Have you ever heard of a leather treatment? Someone can buy these from me for cheap, condition them and be way under the $2500+ that they go for on ebay.
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Does it look like I care? I'm not just going to standby and watch somebody get scammed into buying "good condition seats, 8 or 9 out of 10" when they are FAR from that.

Let me find a picture of what a true "good condition" set of King Ranch seats look like. And if you knew anything about the Castano leather in the King Ranch seats, you would know that once there is oil stains in them (those black marks all over the seats, this must have been owned by a very sweaty guy), they are not able to be repaired, unless you sand off the finish.

Feel free to bash whatever I have for sale. :hehe:

Your statements are contradicting. If they are in such "good condition," why would they need a leather treatment? Honestly, if you are into scamming people, Powerstroke.org is NOT the place for you. I'll be more than happy to post this in every one of your "F350 King Ranch seats" threads all over the diesel forums, if you'd like me to. :D
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DoubleDpsd
Ebay is NOT powerstroke.org and blake called it right.

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bwillis2003
He's simply pointing out that your description is far from the truth. I also own a king ranch and from what I see in the pics, they would have to be drenched in conditioner or redyed but I don't see that doing much.

I work for a company that does interior repair on automobile seats by the way.

Like you eventually admitted, they could be obtained at a cheap price, fixed up, and everything would be great. If they didn't "fix up" all that well, no big deal, they were sold cheap.

Point is, whether you were intentionally misinforming people so that your seats would be sold, or simply thought they were still in good condition, myself and Blake, king ranch owners who are more than anal about our trucks and how they look, are here to inform you that a change to that 1-10 number would be welcome. And then some.


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Cllake
SickStroke6.0 said:
Does it look like I care? I'm not just going to standby and watch somebody get scammed into buying "good condition seats, 8 or 9 out of 10" when they are FAR from that.

Let me find a picture of what a true "good condition" set of King Ranch seats look like. And if you knew anything about the Castano leather in the King Ranch seats, you would know that once there is oil stains in them (those black marks all over the seats, this must have been owned by a very sweaty guy), they are not able to be repaired, unless you sand off the finish.

Feel free to bash whatever I have for sale. :hehe:

Your statements are contradicting. If they are in such "good condition," why would they need a leather treatment? Honestly, if you are into scamming people, Powerstroke.org is NOT the place for you. I'll be more than happy to post this in every one of your "F350 King Ranch seats" threads all over the diesel forums, if you'd like me to. :D
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Feel free to PM me if you want to continue being a douche. You've said your 2 cents, move along.
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SickStroke6.0
Judging from these seats, the oil is already dried up. There is NO way to get the oil stains out without completely sanding the finsh off, re-dyeing them, and refinishing them. No amount of cleaner, condition, or scrubbing will get that out. These seats are made of untreated leather, which means whatever is soaked into the seats, becomes part of the seats.
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Cllake said:
Feel free to PM me if you want to continue being a douche. You've said your 2 cents, move along.
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Don't worry, I'm moving along.... to your posts on other forums... :evillol:
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Cllake
Jesus christ. I am not an interior specialist, that was my OPINION of the condition of the seats. Thank you for your opinions now please gtfo of my for sale thread. If I was trying to scam people why would I post pictures? I dont get it..
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C
what is the price ? I think you have to put that in the add
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redneck6.0
Ill give you 750 for em
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logo88
Hey bud a man is only as good as his word these days. Ill give you $250 for em. They do need a ton of work.
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still have them? asking?
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