<VV> redoing seats?

[Ian Harding]

I'm sure it's not rocket science, I'm just certain I would mess it up.
 I installed my carpet and butchered it up pretty good trying to cut
the accelerator and shifter holes.  I'd hate to see what my seats
looked like if I did them.  That's not to say it can't be done, I just
know that I'm a measure once, cut twice kind of guy.  It's usually not
a factor in basic unbolting/bolting jobs.

- Ian

On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 1:52 PM,  <N2VZD at aol.com> wrote:
> gees , you guys are scaring me! i just set up a 4X8 table in the cellar to
> rebuild 2 buckets with clark's kits..a first for me , but budget forces
> things  like that upon me these days. i hope it works out ok.
> also , i may try body work on my coupe.  lots more story's will be
> generated by the future of these projects , i am sure.
> next i want to try powder coating smaller parts here. got the kit and oven
> to set up someday.
> now if i could only learn how to chrome plate...
> a lot of this type work is new to me , but i have been doing mechanical
> stuff on corvairs since about 1963.
> regards , tim colson
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