The Upholsters

While Henry usually takes longer than promised, the finished product is better then OEM. If you’re looking for show quality, this is the place to come to. A little pricey, but, you get what you pay for.

Henry the shop owner has had this business over 36 years he has been in the business much longer. He was referred to us by Ed Martin in Riverside. When I first got their I was seeing a 57 Chevy and old convertible Plymouth being done. Very nice! I was starting to feel good already.
We met with Henry the owner, before we ever discussed the car he asked a lot of question on how did we come about it, what were we trying to accomplish, What are the long term plans with the car and much more. Even before we discussed a single thing about the interior!
We then told him what we wanted to do, at first it was just the read door panels and front/​rear seats. We also told him that the car would be coming to him fresh out of paint at a local Maaco shop a few blocks away. We agreed on an initial price and took the car to paint. While the car was in paint we decided on a few more items to add to the interior. New carpet kit, dash cover and some other pieces that needed vinyl dye to match.
I had also ordered new front door panels and arm rests that have not come in yet. Once out of paint Henry, his son and co-​worker started their magic by removing the seats, old carpeting and backing and anything that needed replacement. I found him the vinyl dye for the red interior and kept in close contact with Henry during the whole process. My wife and I took pictures of the different stages. Posted here
All I can say is WOW what a job and price. If you use anyone else you get what you pay for!