Leatherseats.com makes them for the Crossfire. I have used many of their kits for years and they are nice. I have had no issues with them. I had a 05 Chevy come back after several years and the customer had worn the drivers bottom out. I called them up and they still had had it on file. They shipped me out a new cover and it matched perfect.

I have some antique cloth wire-on I purchased many years ago for a 37 Chevy. It is a taupe color. Folded it is 5/8" I don't know if the pictures will upload but I can email or text them to you. My email is roykeithclassicsatgmaildotcom

I hate to even mention this company but only SMS (Service May Suck) makes door panels and covers for the ‘59. Plan on a minimum of 1 year for possible shipping date. I have one coming in in April for door panel. I will be doing stock look using custom techniques. I used closed cell foam on this 33 Ford pictured and created a 59 inspired panel. I will do the same thing on the car scheduled in May. This may work if your customer in not wanting to be 100% OEM reproduction.

I have had a Binks 2-gallon pressure pot for over 30 years. Love it! I can let it set for two weeks with no problems of drying up. Very seldom do I have to take the gun apart to clean. The tip I clean frequently just to keep buildup off the tip for a good spray pattern. I change the pot liner every time I fill it and shake it every morning when I plug air to it to keep the glue mixed up. I have had to clean the regulators a couple time over the years but only due to tipping it over in transport. I can set the gun down anywhere in a vehicle and not worry about it tipping over or spilling in any way. I can spray any direction even under dashes with no problem. It has been one of the best investments I have made.

I have replaced the trusty turkey carver with fish filet knives. The blades come in an assortment of sizes and widths. I like the thinner blades with small tipped ends, They are a bit more money than the cheap $20 hardware store models but they seem to last longer.

sounds good it will be good to meet you as well.

Thanks Naseem, it's good to be back close to kids and now grandkids.

Yes I am. Moved back in June and opened a shop right behind Taco Bell on East North street.

Naseem, it is a 2014 CTSV interior. The dash in this Chevelle fit a little better than the 2013 I put in the 57 BelAir. The door panels were a challenge but they turned out nice.

Both Krist Customs and Smart Parts have great products. https://www.claytonmachine.com/ Clayton Machine Works is another. http://www.paulatkinsinteriors.com/Dashworks.html Paul Atkins produces a lot of custom dashes but shipping to the UK might be scary. I put one of his dashes in my wife's 66 Chevelle about six years ago along with the Clayton window cranks.

Last car i did in Arizona. 72 Chevelle.

Binks 2 gallon pot for close to 30 years as well. Secret is to change pot liner every fill. I very seldom have to clean the lines or pot unless I tip it over in transport and glue gets up into the gauges (only happened twice). I remove the tip head and clean when needed no different than a gun. The liners keep the inside of pot spotless. I like it because I can turn the gun any direction and it sprays the same. Great for up behind dashes, overhead on roofs ect. I can also lay the head unit down anywhere and not have to worry about it tipping over or unhooking the airline to hang it.