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Sep 14, 2007 | 08:45 AM

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shock6906

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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro

Those came out perfect and they go along so well with your car.

You should honestly think about charging other people to do theirs.

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Originally Posted by CheM

You did this with your father, right? Do either of you have any experience before this? It looks professional.

Very impressive :thumbsup:

Yeah, worked with my stepdad on this one. He's been doing automotive upholstery for ~35 years.

He's owned his own shop for about 20 years. He'd been living in the Orlando, FL area for a while, but he and my mom recently moved up here to the Charleston, SC area. He's getting his feet planted now and is trying to work his way from the used car arena to more custom work. It's like starting all over again now, but the work is rolling in for him.

He can do just about anything. Click the link for my 93 in my sig. You'll see the seats and headliner he did for me in that car.

Sep 14, 2007 | 01:17 PM

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Bernotas05 street rep is low. keep going

Damn I thought them seats in your 93 were seat covers. Hes pretty good at that ****.

Sep 15, 2007 | 03:03 PM

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archemedes street rep is low. keep going

it is hard to get started in upholstery, since it seems to be mostly a word of mouth type business, trying to get guys to try a new company is a nightmare (my cousin does it in MI and hasn't placed an add in 20 years as he can barely keep up with demand)