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I have the original seat covers and I copied the original cover.Jan,
I've noticed your microcell trimming seems to be more luxurious that the majority
That's really interesting. I wonder if they offered 2 styles of covers/foams.I have the original seat covers and I copied the original cover.
Jan
Yes, Ian's Harrington, Dave Kellogg's Harrington and mine are all from the same patterns.I remember Ian's blue Harrington had the same as yours.
The floating rear squab is a good idea.Finally, finally I have the seat backs done. Many, many hours in these seats. I made the lumbar as a "loose back" cusion, much like the S-3/IV seats.
I'll start on the seat bottoms next.
Jan
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It's not a metal wire, it's called tufting twine or button twine (Make a note of that)Are you using a wire on each side to anchor it to the base frame?
