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#164823 10/21/2006 9:07 PM
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Ok, so while my cab and frame are off at the sandblasting place this week, I'm going to work on painting some pieces... I also want to do my seats... I don't want to have them done by someone.. I want to do them myself.. The ONLYYYYYY thing I'm having someone do for me is the sandblasting.. I'm doing everything else... where do I get the stuff for the seats? How do I know which colors is for my truck? Is it hard to re-stuff/wrap the seats? Thanks!! smile smile smile


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#164824 10/26/2006 10:30 AM
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As far as "how-to," this book will explain all you need to know:
[b]Custom Auto Interiors[/b] - by Don Taylor & Ron Mangus


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#164825 11/02/2006 9:16 PM
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think about installing some heat in them old seats
http://www.heatmyseats.com/?gclid=COPk0PqUqYgCFR1sWAoduFcD6A

cut away a portion of the sheet metal below the seat front so you have more room below


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#164826 11/03/2006 2:08 AM
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Put pockets along the front... great for stashing stuff! Best thing I did!


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#164827 11/03/2006 6:33 AM
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That's a great idea, Larry.

Do you have any pictures of what you did?


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#164828 11/03/2006 1:23 PM
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Hey Alan!
I had a local guy do my seats to my design and specs... I have two pockets along the front edge with elastic along the top. They work great for sunglasses, my cigars, etc. I also put in about 3" of foam padding in the seat and 2" in the back. A nice tan twead on the seat and back with a brown naugahyde accent. If I had known about the seat heater then I would've done that too!

Pics are at the bottom at my sig... no direct shots of the pockets but you can kind of see the top edge in the third photo from the bottom.


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Excellent!

Thanks, Larry.


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