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December 27, 2015 at 10:35 am #235972
Well, I watched Craigslist and picked up an old top-quality leather couch and tore it down and saved the leather. The Bebop seats were still in good shape, but beginning to show a few stress cracks after the twenty years I had it. So I just covered the seats and have enough material left to do the door panels as well, but I am going to let an experienced auto upholsterer do that, who has sewing capabilities. It took about a month, So here’s some progress pictures if I can load them for you.
Naaaaaaa it looks like these new pictures have more than one megabite. It looks pretty good. And I have enough material left to take the 63Willys in and let someone piece together a seat cover for it as well. Randy
Randy in Chandler Arizona, great B-bopp'in teritory. I must have the only one in the country made by Rich Industries in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on a 1986 Ford Cortina (english ford escort) It's a 1600cc straight four cylinder front engne, 4 speed, changed from right side driver to left side with several shafts and u-joints. BEBOP because I once had an MGB with license plate MG-BEPOP in Virginia.
December 27, 2015 at 10:57 am #266663Good thinking!
Reduce, reuse, recycle!
Necessity is the mother of invention (and Frank Zappa was the Bandleader!:lol:)Amor Conquista Todo
December 27, 2015 at 10:00 pm #266664I do want to see these pics though.
December 28, 2015 at 7:39 am #266665Doing the same thing myself on my speedster project. 2 Craigslist destressed leather couches going to be used. Wanted the patina.
December 28, 2015 at 11:15 am #266666
OK I WILL TRY TO CROP DOWN THE PICTURES AND SEE IF ANY OF THEM WILL POSTRandy in Chandler Arizona, great B-bopp'in teritory. I must have the only one in the country made by Rich Industries in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on a 1986 Ford Cortina (english ford escort) It's a 1600cc straight four cylinder front engne, 4 speed, changed from right side driver to left side with several shafts and u-joints. BEBOP because I once had an MGB with license plate MG-BEPOP in Virginia.
December 28, 2015 at 2:24 pm #266667Hi,
You don’t need to crop the photos as much as resize the pixel count or resolution.BillBad Bill
December 28, 2015 at 2:54 pm #266668On a Windows machine…
- Open the images in Microsoft Office (Picture Manager)
- Click Edit
- Right side toolbar, click Compress
- Click radio button next to Documents
- Click OK
If you want to retain your original full resolution image, than do a “save as” and rename the file.When you close the program, it will prompt you with a message you have changes that have not been saved. Click “Don’t Save”Paul Mossberg
Former Owner of a 1981 Classic Roadsters Ltd. Duchess (VW)
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December 29, 2015 at 11:29 am #266669
OK THANKS I’LL GIVE IT A TRY TODAY, TUESDAY 29 DEC.Randy in Chandler Arizona, great B-bopp'in teritory. I must have the only one in the country made by Rich Industries in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on a 1986 Ford Cortina (english ford escort) It's a 1600cc straight four cylinder front engne, 4 speed, changed from right side driver to left side with several shafts and u-joints. BEBOP because I once had an MGB with license plate MG-BEPOP in Virginia.
August 5, 2016 at 9:28 pm #301380At least you still found new ideas to make that usable, unlike mine, just ruined it after removing its cushions. But this thing gives me new experience to invent something unique.. though mine really just needs a massive repair, I thought of doing something that is different. I installed wood type recliner instead, I found some good materials from this http://www.javateakoutdoorfurniture.com/products/, it is light wood yet reliable and very effective.
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