nice one thanks

its not a simple as that ……………… it was bought in a traders auction as previous collector went bankrupt so there are no details …. its the only one in the uk and would of been built in usa a few years ago

and before anyone sais anything ....................yes the wheels are going in the trash !!!!!!!!

BAS will be the best guys to speak to

wow that's useful

same

hopefully you get an answer as I'm in the same boat

I guess a few of you know of homer the dog ?? he is the luckiest dog in the world !!!!!!!! I met him at the hot rod reunion last year in California and have followed his owner on instagram ever since .
check out homers strollers here henrys upholstery

click here arm rest pair I did recently

for sure .............. make it easier and give a straighter stitch , when I used to do it without I could get it more or less spot on but if it was a long straight line I could see a slight imperfection even though the customer couldn't but with a guide they are perfect

Yes the side bolster with air bag needs to be re stitched with a thinner airbag thread

as it is ive used this in the end veck very very strong and cures in 10 minutes !!!!!!! amazing stiff and will be ideal for modern plastic door panels .
the flat sections are going to be carbon fibre dipped so wont have padding and the rest will be alcantara

many thanks for that

theser are better ................... been using mine for 20 years bas glue gun

air belt sander sander

lee you need the 808 auveco clips , that's what I use all the time ..............don't use the xmas tree ones as they only go on nice once

I did a 1950 chevy that had the body channeled over the chassis so much that the seat sat way to high so the only way I could do it was by making plywood base with elastic webbing over holes then soft foam so it still looked fat but the driver and passenger would sink down low when sat in .
I even had to make a loop over the tunnel and fit rose joints to hinge back rest as the original hockey sticks had to be cut off






I did a 1950 chevy that had the body channeled over the chassis so much that the seat sat way to high so the only way I could do it was by making plywood base with elastic webbing over holes then soft foam so it still looked fat but the driver and passenger would sink down low when sat in .
I even had to make a loop over the tunnel and fit rose joints to hinge back rest as the original hockey sticks had to be cut off

check this out ........... 3 sizes left and right https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/S585R-1-8-3-16-1-4-3set-S585L-1-8-3-16-1-4-3-sets-S32-3-16-1-4-5-16-3-8-4-set/272815314608?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649