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Tonight’s episode of Hot Rod Garage was the conversion of Project X back into an internal combustion engine car - it was converted to an electric vehicle a couple of years ago. The readers hated it! The car was unveiled on Day One of Power Tour at Atlanta Motor Speedway. I suspect I am in the crowd shot at the beginning of the show and perhaps the crowd shot of unveiling Project X too. I did get Lucy and Alex’s autograph there as well. Warching this episode reminded me of the fun I had on Power Tour! -
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Daniel, can’t blame you, I hate Naugahyde! Hot, makes you sweat, etc. I would rather have cloth under my butt too! Below is an example of a polyester blend corduroy, not the right color just an example! But you might be able find something close. Your other consideration is to buy enough & do the front seats to match. Which might actually be wise. If the backs are that bad how far behind are the fronts? If you did that you could do more of a contrast. https://www.joann.com/red-stretch-corduroy-fabric/19475565.html -
I’ve got the back seat out - fabricating a new package tray. You can see what I mean about the condition of the seats. The fact they look this good after 45 years is amazing. -
I see that Ames (and others) list vinyl replacement seat covers (without the fabric inserts), and I may end up going that route. I’m just so impressed that the original vinyl parts of the seats look almost new, I hate to let the original covers go. But, I understand that it is unlikely I’ll find fabric that matches the original inserts. I foresee many hours in my future searching the internet before I give in. 😊
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