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    3/11/2021 5:28 PM  #1

    RV6
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    From: Pine Junction, CO
    Registered: 3/01/2016
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    Seam Stitching

    Back in the summer of 2019 I installed front seats out of a 2011 Mustang. They have GT/CS stamped into the leather below the headrest. The driver seat had a blown airbag and was stitched up by the wrecking yard that sold them to me. Last summer the stitching started to unravel. 
    So I pulled the seat and peeled the cover off. What a pain in the a$$ restitching the seam is. Almost done though. 

    Gary Zilik - Pine Junction, Colorado - 67 Coupe, 289-4V, T5
     

    3/11/2021 9:31 PM  #2

    Bullet Bob
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    From: Montrose, Colorado
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    Re: Seam Stitching

    Wow Gary...you could be someone's mistress, ah...I mean seamstress.  Actually, if you'd stop in on one of your shooting trips to GJ and bring your seat cover I'd drag out the old industrial machine and you could use that.

    "you get what you pay for, good work isn't cheap, and there are NO free lunches...PERIOD!"
     

     

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