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Progress on 142 Project Car 140-160

posted by  grmper on  Tue Dec 23 09:33 CST 2003
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The seats came out ok...but then I started in on this "patching" thing with the upholsterer and we wound up just replacing all of the fabric with a close, but no quite tweed. Looks awesome. I then went to our junkyard and got the rear seat from the 74 142 to recover in the new stuff...why update? It's about 40 lbs. lighter than the wood/steel couch that is in there...foam instead of wood!

Per






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