Gone as far as I can go, decided to take it to an upholstery shop (stitches, which is a very good shop) to finish fabricating my back seat then covering my console, package tray, carpet and back seat.....then I'll do my final paint touch ups....done! First two pics are the in my garage the last is at the upholstery shop.
Congrats Lenie! I've heard nothing but good stuff about Stiches.
You'll be rollin' in no time
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Originally Posted by Richio1
Nice Lenie!
Can't wait to see it done. That Red looks awesome against the black.
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Originally Posted by GregWeld
Stitches does great work! So good for you Lenie!
Pierre (AKA "Frenchie") is going to take the '57 to them when he's ready. Bill Hite was over there stringin' some wire for his today.
You car is coming along and looking bad azz!
Thanks, ya... I'm ready to be done. Tony at stitches is a great guy who does quality work. Two years ago, one of his upholtered cars won at the grand national roadster show in cali.
He has 4 guys working for him full time in the shop and keeps five cars working in there full time...and still his appointments are back logged. If I'd been budgeted for upolstery there are two shops I would have trusted to do the entire car...one of them is a member of this site accross country and the other, stitches is 20 minutes away.
But I agree with you. I'd have Tracy do the '33 but Roy only works with Sid so I'm not rocking that boat.
Trying to take the high road here ya know
Greg, where your having your car built...how can you go wrong! That's a whole higher level of perfection How's that for sucking up but how can you hide the truth, that car of your's is looking fricking spectacular!
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
First Hemi 'Cuda Convertible Ever Built
Short clips: Goodguys Pleasanton autocross and pit videos
How's that for sucking up
but how can you hide the truth, that car of your's is looking fricking spectacular!
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