Do they have running water? ...love the copper pipe.

looks "interesting"

and did you get the dimesnions off of sasquatch? LOL.


fun project - i may have to do mine...

The seat does not slide all the way back. that's OK though.

I run with the seat pretty far foward.

Here's the end of the show. I'm pretty tired.

I don't like the color of the fabric I am using, but for $6, enh?
Just getting by for now.


KT

Of course it's installed

I've got an a/x this weekend.

I have to go clean up and load the car now.

KT

Trekkor, you the man

I like to see guys that aren't afraid to build sthuff....even Trekkor
Nice job, too.

Looks like you shouldn't be sliding around anymore

Probably don't need the 5 points anymore

Fast work as usual Trek...

Are you planning to eventually do the passenger seat as well?

For ~$100 how could anyone complain. Homedepot strikes yet again.

Nice Trekkor!

Thanks, guys.

I had fun on this project. That was part of the plan.
I've been fighting some sort of flu-like crud ...Sorry it took so long.

Can't wait to try this out tomorrow on the course.
I ran it around the Vineyard Lap™ and I must say. It's pretty good.

KT

I'm still happy...



KT

Done in sofa grade leather...

Those seats look really cozy


KT

Wow, it's like a 914 love seat in your garage

old pics, they are in the car now... and I have the camp handles on them now... and the passenger seat is 3/4 of an inch higher than stock to clear the motronic brain... I copied my brothers set up because he is THE man.

The shoulder thing makes all kinds of sense, but it makes the seat HUGE!

I'm older than I was when I was 16-18 and I prefer some COMFORT. I like padding.

I highly recommend padding the seat bottom and the seat back.

For reasons that I do not understand, someone in their infinite wisdom decided to contour the stiffener ribs in the seat back TOWARD your spine instead of away from it. Too thin of padding there hurts my spine right in the middle of my back. Without ample padding in the seat bottom gives me a real Pain in the Ass (literally).

I have tried it both ways, and actually added padding to the seat back in the track car. (you know where if you look at the pictures posted above).

Here is a shot of my street car seats. Not all leather, but I don't stick to them in the hot summer sun either.

I can still use the stock seat cushion and tuck away the sub-belt.

I do like the thin seat pads I had made however.


KT

I would love to but then I would have to wear goggles and run with the top off.

Extra padding on the back is a good idea.