<VV> Thank you!

[Frank DuVal]

I have bought and installed, and helped others install, seat kits from 
Clarks. I like the quality, but they are a bear to install.

The last set I helped install was at the 2006 VA Vair Fair. An impromtu 
tech session broke out, with Richard Durham from the Roanoke club 
helping a lot and giving great tips as he did upholstry work before 
retiring.

Putting them on will give you a great upper body workout!

And a good reason to buy more tools....

Frank DuVal


Melissa Layman wrote:

> Oh my goodness, I had no idea this list was so helpful!  I am 
> overwhelmed by the suggestions and kind welcoming words from all of 
> you.  Thank you all so much!
>
> I got my 'Vair delivered this evening, and aside from some minor body 
> work, an issue with the gas gauge not working, an a/c switch that 
> seems to be in need of repositioning and other minor things she's a 
> real peach.  The brakes need a good cleaning and work out so they stop 
> seizing up, and I need to either recover the bottoms of the seats or 
> find replacements....if anyone has black seats that they have no use 
> for, please let me know, perhaps we can come to an agreement.  Have 
> any of you bought the seat "skins" from Clarks?  I am curious about 
> quality and workmanship, in addition to ease of installation.   I have 
> discovered that she was built in Oshawa, one of 693 of that model for 
> 1963.
>
> I have dreamed of owning a classic convertable for 20+ years.  Funny 
> that even though I always envisioned a '64.5 Mustang, I don't feel 
> like I am settling in the least with my Monza.  Now to think of a 
> suitable name.........   :-)
>
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