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Ok wise ones, I know what to do, but would appreciate any tips on how to do it (no jokes please!).
A previous owner had installed VERY large fasteners(screws) through the rear jump seats into the car structure to secure the seats. So when I had the car in the body shop I had the screw holes in the frame and in the seats filled, so that ultimately I could go back to the proper #6 screws. I now have beautiful leather rear seats done by Heritage to be installed and I am scared to death of drilling holes through the leather and the metal seat into the frame. I just know that I will mess up the leather.Soooo, any suggestions on how to approach this?
Lin
1960 BT7 in restoration
1959 Bugeye
A previous owner had installed VERY large fasteners(screws) through the rear jump seats into the car structure to secure the seats. So when I had the car in the body shop I had the screw holes in the frame and in the seats filled, so that ultimately I could go back to the proper #6 screws. I now have beautiful leather rear seats done by Heritage to be installed and I am scared to death of drilling holes through the leather and the metal seat into the frame. I just know that I will mess up the leather.Soooo, any suggestions on how to approach this?
Lin
1960 BT7 in restoration
1959 Bugeye