Ridgerunner
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I guess this falls into modification/hotrodding.
The seats in my Deuce are in poor shape (ripped and torn) so my question is, would it be "too much" to re-upholster them in leather?
My brother is a manager for an office manufacturer here in town and I asked him if I could get some fabric for my seats, he told me he had an olive drab leather hide left over from a test sample that the customer changed their mind on. And because they will never use it for anything else, that I could have it if I wanted. So I took it, brought it home and laid it out on the floor. Wow there is a lot of leather on a cow. Enough to do all the cushions in the Deuce. So again, would leather seats be too much? Or should I look for some olive drab cloth instead? I don't want to fall into that "Fancy Nancy" Deuce category.
(one of the pictures shows a piece of faded Deuce seat fabric laying on the leather for comparison)
The seats in my Deuce are in poor shape (ripped and torn) so my question is, would it be "too much" to re-upholster them in leather?
My brother is a manager for an office manufacturer here in town and I asked him if I could get some fabric for my seats, he told me he had an olive drab leather hide left over from a test sample that the customer changed their mind on. And because they will never use it for anything else, that I could have it if I wanted. So I took it, brought it home and laid it out on the floor. Wow there is a lot of leather on a cow. Enough to do all the cushions in the Deuce. So again, would leather seats be too much? Or should I look for some olive drab cloth instead? I don't want to fall into that "Fancy Nancy" Deuce category.
(one of the pictures shows a piece of faded Deuce seat fabric laying on the leather for comparison)
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