Capas de Assento para Ford F-100

Ford F-100 Seat Covers

Seat covers can add flair and protect your original seats from wear. While the Ford F-100 is no different, there are different styles available to choose from. In addition to adding style to your vehicle, they can offer comfort for your next ride.

As the name suggests, Ford F-100 seat covers fit the Ford F-100, which was built from the early 1950s to 1983. While options will vary depending on the year of the truck, many will fit more than one model. Be sure to determine the model to ensure it will fit the year of your truck.

• Leather: A luxurious choice, leather designs soften with time and are easy to wipe down for cleaning.
• Leatherette: An imitation of leather, these designs are usually made from vinyl but offer the same smooth feel.
• Canvas: Made from a cotton and polyester blend, these are used for water and stain resistance. They also come in tweed styles.
• Mesh: Made from knit-fabric, mesh designs offer breathability for your car and a way to keep cool in hot temperatures.
• Neoprene: A higher-end rubber material, these are great for flexibility and comfort. They are also easy to clean.

• Realtree: Realtree has been making them since the 1970s. They specialize in camo and other specialty designs.
• Pilot Automotive: Pilot specializes in universal designs that will fit multiple years for your truck.
• Seat Armour: Seat Armour creates covers that feature well-known brand logos.
• Smittybilt: Smittybilt has patented G.E.A.R covers. These feature military canvas designs that include pockets and storage compartments.
• Spec D Tuning: Spec D Tuning has been in business since 2003 and offers styles in many varieties, including camouflage and canvas.

All Ford F-100s include bench and bucket seats. Bucket seats are stand alone and will need a separate cover for each one. On the other hand, bench seats will only need one. Most seat covers include both. You can also purchase them separately if you wish to mix styles.

1. Remove the headrests so that you can slip on the fabric.
2. Slip the fabric over the seat to make sure it is snug and without wrinkles. Slip the fabric between the back of the seat and the bottom part so that it is firmly placed on.
3. Next, depending on the material, you might have to cut holes to fit rests. Using a marker, mark the location so that you can cut the spot with a knife or pair of scissors.
4. Finally, replace the headrests.