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| | | | Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 482 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 482 | One of my buddies just gave me an early 90's truck seat for my '57. It's REALLY comfy and the bench sits in the cab pretty well. I am confident I can either just drill into the cab and bolt it down or fab up an adapter to use original holes. It is a little wider than the stock bench and as such the indent for one's butt is to the left of the steering wheel. I can remove the cover and disassemble it, using the pieces to make a pattern for a new cover. I have a cheap upholstery sewing machine that I can use to make a new cover. My question to y'all is how hard is it to reshape/pad up the foam such that my derierre is centered over the steering wheel? I have access to a foam and fabric store that sells to the upholstery trade. Thanks, Don from So Cal... http://picasaweb.google.com/orchidskip/2008_07_01?authkey=raifEuGgKvE | | |
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