Eric, I will say it one more time WOW! love the look of your car, devils in the details.

I wish that I was not at the other end of the U.S., I'd love to see that in person.

Badm

Collars are way down on the GT shocks. Just checking the camber as I'm having a bear of a time fitting tires which is why mean ole Jeff is poke'n fun at my flares.

Ben, I'll fly you out and you can help put Humpty back together again! Parade is in July and I want a running car damnit! Tired of showing up at 914 events in an ass dragger or a 4x4 waterpumper.

You should know by now everything aboot Eric is a big load

beautiful .

That's a great looking car. Nice job! What seats are those in your car?

Thank you Sir.

Believe it or not, those are 914 seats that I had Hancock Upholstery custom build to GT seat specs. We used actual GT seats to get the bolster contour and a lot of pictures of real GT seats. They basically bolt right in (of course):

Hey Eric

It really, truly is a beautiful car....I think we're almost as anxious to see the full and final version as you.

Is there a site where one can see the car, from beginning to present?


Very jealous, in a good way

Thanks Paul... RoadGlue has the build thread on it (upper right hand corner of this page) or, Facebook.

Blast from the past:

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=13267&st=0

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...c=28205&hl=

Can we see the welded finger again please?

Two of your nicely dressed young men just stopped by, I told them to pray for you.

Wupfh that looks like it hurt.

Awesome!

Didn't your wedding ring fuse to your finger?

Thanks for sharing the pictures of those seats. They look great. I'd love to have seats along those lines for my car. Where is Hancock Upholstery? Are these seats one off?

Until I ripped it off...



Bless you Brother Hines.



Here in Salt Lake. Yes, basically one off's. We used copper tubing to get the bolster profile then glassed everything in. A good amount of padding and someone who know's upholstery and you're good to go. Got the vintage cord from International.

Are you going to post the Darn pics of how you made the seat...for the archives...
and those who may be curious ....ahem.... interested... in building one or two

They're here somewhere.

What does human flesh taste like?

I didn't eat it...

Steve. Here's a start:



Lopped off the headrests. Then attached the copper tube with the bolster profile. Copper is nice because it bends so easily. He then glassed that in and attached padding. I think anyone could do the basic shell, the trick is the upholstery after the fact. A good upholstery shop should be able to wrap it up.