The only other company out there that does Mustang leather that I know of is: http://www.redlinegoods.com/

I have some of there products, but haven't had the time to install them. I had some of their earlier shifter boot and ebrake boot and I wasn't too impressed back then. Amustangrocks really did an excellent job at doing them. Check redline out.

 

I'll check them out. Thanks.

 

They have saddle!!!

 

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Holy cow! Yes, they do, indeed, have Saddle. I'll be ordering one. Thanks so much 'backin15'. Anyone have a contact there for a discount? Or a TMS Forum discount?

 

They look ok, but the ones on this thread look amazing. Sure he is no longer making them? Would love to find one.

 

Agreed. Mike from ammustang rocks has great looking stuff. But no Saddle. So I have to go with redline for mine.

 

Someone tried to peel the safety sticker off my sun visor. I used the redline leather visor covers to improve the looks 100%.

 

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Caution...the Redline SADDLE does not match our cars. Had to return the item...to POLAND! Not worth it, IMO.

 

amustangrocks had an awesome pattern for the center console armrest. It looked the best

I may be able to copy his pattern and make some, but I am unable to use leather, and could only do charcoal.

I did e-brake boots for members on here some time ago. Let me see if I can make these and I'll let people know and see if there is interest.

 

I want a amustangrocks cover so bad! why did he stop making them?

 

Sad to see Mike stopped making the armrest covers. I ordered two: first mod after I traded my v6 in for the GT.

If you feel like you really missed out by not getting one- well you did! Sorry, they are hands down awesome.

 

How much were they?

 

I paid like 81 shipped. Well worth it!

 

My 2014 has smooth leather. I really like the look of your cover with the white stitching. Any idea when it will be available?

 

jim010-- If you are trying to gauge demand for leather console covers, I'm in for one. Hope it works out.

 

I could do it, but I cannot make it out of leather, nor could I do it for the same price that amustangrocks did it.

 

jim010-- Without using leather, I would be out. Sorry.

 

Hey, no sweat, considering I haven't bothered to try yet.

Working with leather requires a sewing machine designed to handle heavy material like leather, and those are expensive - and I don't have one. Also, materials are more expensive up here in Canada, especially with our dollar so bad.

Also, amustangrocks' pattern is quite complicated and time consuming. By charging $85, he wasn't making much off each one. If I did it in leather with the proper machine, I would have to charge over $100 easily to make it worthwhile.

 

Which would still be a good deal, depending on how much "over $100" means.

 

Well, I am not a business, but I would not bother to pay myself minimum wage to make these, that is certain. Nor am I going to invest in a heavy duty sewing machine.

When I have time this summer I may try making one. But it won't be leather, there won't be a choice of colour nor grain.

The best that could happen is that amustangrocks finds a new seamstress and gets back in business. But (fortunately for him) Mike has moved on, so hard to say if he will come back to this.