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A 9 1/4?? That's an odd one, wonder how that made it under there.

I had my local upholsterer put together my 1970 seats (front & rear) and I’m happy that I had him do it.

Canadian driveway.

the square root, even :fool:

laneway???

The foam was blued to the seat material and I used a wire brush to scrape it all off. I cut the attaching fabric and glued them to the foam with spray contact cement. I didn’t feel it was necessary to glue the foam to the underside of the seat material. My wife used her expert sewing skills to...

"Least common denominator" was one of the phrases I was chastised for using... ...by a group of people who held doctorates in education!

Falling to the least common denominator.

No expert here, just relaying how mine is setup. I followed the instructions with the kit last summer.

I I think the same but the story is the 5.7L (1500 size) Hemi tooling has been scrapped and no longer exists. A number of threads have discussed this on RAM forum. Sounds suspicious to me but the 6.2 (supercharged) and 6.4 Hemis (2500 RAM and some Jeeps - still in some production) do have...

I only remember the Stones doing this song, did she do before or after the Stones recording?

You can get a near-perfect chrome finish on plastic parts with SpazStix Mirror Chrome. It's been used on RC car bodies and plastic model parts for many years already. -On the inside of a clear Lexan RC car body, you first fog on several very thin layers of the mirror chrome paint. If it goes...

here's a weird added info, won't manual shift through 3 gears either, will going from first to second still in first, then to D goes to second, shifter linkage good

hmmmm, that's how mine is with about a 1/4" play before the throttle starts to pull it

A standard item in some stores here, it's sold in square jars similar to mixed nuts.

Got the right side seat done today. I am reusing the seat material and am just changing the foams. Of course a good supply of hog rings and pliers are needed. Take lots of pictures of how it’s put together.

relaxed at idle.

the unintended consequences of AI :eek:

I found this in an advertising mailer about 20 years ago....