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Step 3: Reupholstering My 1965 Ford Mustang Rear Seat

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In this video I cover finding out the hard way that my interior kit which I purchased from a vendor did not include rear seat foam. I looked for invoices and a “missing box” for probably a whole week…
Here’s how I went about sourcing foam, and reinstalling upholstery to the seat frame.
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26 авг 2024

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@ddaytona1 Год назад

Nice work. For our build, we just took our the cotton batting out of the old seats and replaced with new cotton batting.

@TheJoefussGarage Год назад

Wow, what an education you've provided here !!! I'm a 58 year old lifetime shade tree mechanic.. I'd rather pull an engine, than take on, a seat reupholster job..!! Because that's my comfort zone.. Though you, really did get a good outcome on that back seat.. I know it's not perfect by your own standards, I have seen much less desirable results in many cars.. And I think that can be a turn off, for many mechanics, because there is definitely a more arts and crafts skill needed for this work.. It is a trade in itself, though you did very well here Keep at it, you might even inspire me, to order a kit, and pick a pair of hog ring pliers yet !!!! God bless... Keep at it...

@marissasimos 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for the kind words!!

@loup207 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing. This is motivating me to start restoring my 66.

@marissasimos 7 месяцев назад

Love to hear that! You can do it 🙌🏻

@QuinntumAZ Год назад

Again great tips and tricks on getting the job done. Might I suggest putting a url in for the "hog ring". The one you have and maybe one you would have like to have gotten?

@marissasimos 9 месяцев назад

You can get hog rings from either CJ Pony Parts or even some place locally like Tractor Supply. I’m pretty sure the ones in this video were from CJ, but I’ll need to double check.

@user-ht1xu4gv2u 7 месяцев назад

Mark centerlines and piping on floor transfer center to new fabrics and go from there when you hog ring start from center then adjust FABRIC. GOOD JOB

@marissasimos 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the info

@luanbrix Год назад

Looks great!

@marissasimos Год назад

Thank you! Not bad for a first try but it can definitely be set a little more even. Thankfully, super comfy.

@davevan8864 Год назад

A heat gun is helpful too........more so when you do this in cold weather!!

@marissasimos 9 месяцев назад

Definitely! I can only imagine how much harder this is during the winter. The higher temps help the vinyl be a little more pliable.

@paulnoone8103 9 месяцев назад

Nice video. You do explain it in nice detail as a woman would. And good video work. Great stuff.

@nilla003 Год назад

Thanks. Looks good. I would like to PM you if it's ok.

@eyesears113 Год назад

Please shoot horizontally. Vertical shooting is for TikTok. Your channel is not going to get any traction with this style of shooting videos. I like your content, but vertical shooting is annoying.

@marissasimos Год назад

Thanks. I’m pretty sure I explained in previous videos that when I documented this project, I had no intentions of starting a RU-vid channel. I have started to document the process horizontally, however, I still have a backlog of content that I haven’t uploaded yet that was captured vertically from two years ago. Unfortunately there’s no perfect way to convert the content to horizontal so you’ll just have to bear with me until I get to the present :)