[joshandsony]

We are hoping to replace the interior in our 1992 1900z this winter, but I am concerned about loosing the Mariah names on the seats. Does anyone know of a place where I can get that piece of fabric to incorporate into the rest of the interior? I tried contacting the Mariah dealer in the Denver area but they were not able to help.

Thanks

[ShabahZ280]

The logo was stitched into the fabric at the factory. Some of the more higher end upholstery shops should be able to re-stitch the Mariah script logo for you, I know a few of our members have had this done, it's probably quite a bit more expensive, but worth it if you want to retain the original look.

[joshandsony]

Thank you for your help. I think it gives the boat a very nice look.

[ShabahZ280]

I agree. Let us know how your project turns out!!

[cueball.tech]

how about keeping the original piece with the mariah logo on it and having it sewn into the new upholstery? that is what i am considering doing this winter myself!! cut that piece out and have themsew it into the new seats....sentimental


holy dead thread revival....i think i just grave diggered an ancient thread....sorry shoulda looked at the thread date

[chevybar]

I am having a headrest made for my Talari and the shop that I use si going to have the Mariah stitched in it for me, said it would be 20- 25 dollars, Chevybar.

[phillycincykid]

im in the middle of that expensive project now however my 1990 never had the mariah embroidered into the seats and been looking for about a year now. a guy around me can do it but yes it is a alot of $$$$

[chevybar]

I will probably wish I had

asked how much for the new headrest but I am past the point of no return with this boat, so here we go, chevy