This is for a customers 1946 Indian custom. It's hand tooled, dyed and sewn.

Wow @Duane Ballard, that is beautiful! Would love to see you in action hand tooling.

Thank you!

Two recent jobs I just finished up for the holidays. First time working with ultra leather for boat seats, turned out better than expected. Looks amazing and feels smooth as butter. The real test is time.

That looks amazing Duane! How long did that seat take if you don't mind me asking?

It takes around 25-30 hours for something like that.

Nice work Justin. I really like that blue vinyl. I've looked for such metalic vinyl (blue and lemon green) but I've been unable to find some here in France. If you don't mind, where do you get it from?

Wow well worth it though. That's definitely a work of art. Great job!

67 Chevy

Clean work @Jesse Durkee What kind of suede did you use?

Synergy performer from Miami @Naseem Muaddi took around 13 hours

Corvette C6 steering wheel.

amazing ...................what do you use for the thumb grip moulding ??

I used silicone moulding rubber. I made 1 side and took a mould of it for the other side.

Incredible job Jean! What a difference!

Restyled these 90 Eagle Talon seats to look more like 60’s mustang seats for a Model A

Cafe Racer style seat for a 63 Vespa. The top plate is silver zodiac, the band is red zodiac, and silver tinsel piping along the seam.

sorry to hijack thread but that A looks just like my old one

Pretty close isn’t it!

Finished it up this week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z_qwE-LG_8&t=23s

I did these seats late last year, not quite the caliber of some of the excellent work I've seen on here, but I was proud of it. And the customer was happy

Very clean work Chris and James!

Small vintage race car seat done in some tweed.

It doesnt actually have a lemon green hue its just black and blue. I think the flash gave it that color. I order a lot of materials from The Miami Corporation. These 2 patterns are out of the Morbern Marine Collection. Hope I was of help

Just finished trimming a pontoon boat for a customer. They wanted it to be identical to what came factory. This was quite labor intensive due to the foam being in such bad shape. The vinyl was so faded and was so "chalky" that it was hard finding the correct color. This is before and after.

Here is a 72 c10 seat I recently finished for a customer. Working on the door panels now. Just working with him for ideas on them at the moment.

Thanks Justin, it helps a lot.I've been on their site and the Carbon Collection looks interesting. I sent them an email asking if they ship oversea.

My first post. This is a van seat going in a 1955 Chevy pickup. I used Hydes leather; 72 hours. The owner is a paraplegic and wanted many arm rest options.

Looks good mark! I’m sure the owner will be pleased