How to Reupholster Old Car/Truck Seats: Toyota 4Runner

Today I'll show how to refurbish a set of worn out 40-year old bucket seats from my 1985 Toyota 4Runner. First I'll show how to remove the original seat covers by taking the seat apart and cutting all the hog rings. Next, I'll show how to repair the worn and damaged foam padding using new 1" high density foam sheets, which will make the seats more comfortable. Last, I'll show how to install new seat covers from North Shore Toyota Products. These are made in the USA and look just like a 4runner's original seat pattern from the 1980's. I'm saving a ton of money doing this job myself and hope I can help others do the same, while helping preserve those old Toyota Pickups and 4Runners! Seat Covers: https://northshoretoyotaproducts.com Hog Ring Pliers & 3/4" hog rings: https://amzn.to/42Iw8zl 7" Wire Cutters: https://amzn.to/4hsAXkS Super 77 Spray Adhesive: https://amzn.to/4aLwTcC 1"x24"x120" foam: https://amzn.to/4jNfbJT (one of these is enough for 2 bucket seats) 1"x24"x36" foam: https://www.joann.com/p/airtex-1in-x-... (4 yards is enough for 2 bucket seats) My used OEM Toyota Parts for sale: http://yota.6thgeargarage.com/ Support the channel with some rad Yota shirts, hoodies, stickers & more from my store: http://6thgeargarage.com/merchandise/ Consider a membership to my channel for access to additional perks:    / @6thgeargarage   Instagram: 6th_gear facebook.com/6thGearGarage