1948 Chevrolet Upholstery - Rear Seat Arm Rests and Side Panels 

Thanks!

I want to watch you do the door next and how you put the garnish moulding on. Love watching you work

You’re doing a tremendous job! But that’s something I’ve come to expect from you. You don’t take any short cuts! You have me believing that I can do my own upholstery instead of having to hire it out. Please continue to bring us along on this adventure! Thanks!

You're good with upholstery work.

Looks great, Mr. Jayhawker!

Thanks for sharing. Adding a backseat to my business coupe so this will be helpful

Jayhawker, I think it looks fantastic and would love to have that in my 40 Chev Special Deluxe Business Coupe. Thanks for sharing the video! Great work!

Nice work. I’m impressed don’t know why I knew it would turn out good. Maybe because one minute your lapping valves and the next it’s upholstery!

Excellent work so far!!!

Man off many Talents!

Beautiful work, you must be very proud.

great job 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

Perfect

Hey Jay. Nice work. I have to do that to my Buick yet. I did the interior in my 57 Pontiac and it turned out quite nice. It was a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍

Outstanding

Greetings! On the previous video I commented that, given your circumstances, your choice of fabrics should be just fine. Now, seeing it installed along with the trim it is better that I expected. It looks just 'fine & dandy, just like a hard candy Christmas.' Sorry, but after saying "fine & dandy" to myself, Dolly's song came to mind & I just had to write it down & share it. Great job, looking forward to the next one already.

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Very informative. I have a 49 Cadillac that is in need of rear upholstery. It has a smaller version of the arm rest. What were you stapling to when you were attaching the fabric to the Chevy's armrest?

Looking for a driver's side door for a 48 in case you have a connection?