Jeez, that was all pretty exciting. And to think, it could've been me (if I wasn't college poor right now). Good luck Loy!
Mark
65 CruiserJeez, that was all pretty exciting. And to think, it could've been me (if I wasn't college poor right now). Good luck Loy!
Mark
65 Cruiserwell... I don't know anyone with a sewing machine big enough to sew the pleated bit to the smooth bit... and as for the seat, I think some of the springs might be busted/weak hence my concerns...
nate
John Poulos wrote:
Watch eBay and buy a Singer 404. (less than $100 if you get lucky). That machine can sew anything!!! I bought one for my wife last Christmas- as I have (3) interiors to do for our own cars. We want custom-work- so Phantom and JP aren't feasible .. and Linda's a great seamstress. She'll be sewing up a storm this summer.
Ray
just thought of something...
I actually have two Roper Whitney punches... so I could make the holes for the clips... ther than use the "board" for the backing of the door panels, what about using thin aluminum sheet? Those would *never* warp... I could just glue some dense foam on before the vinyl, then drill some small holes for the stainless "teeth" to go through...
hmmmmmmmm....
nate
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