Cheap upholstery.

Interior looks great.. Sedan looks great.. Nothing else needs to be said....

 

Looks great! You did a fantastic job, and the Model A looks awesome. I also got my pleated vinyl from Garys in Florida. Great people to do business with. Just to show others here that you can do your upholstery yourself here's a couple pics of mine done with the same stuff, and I never sewed a thing in my life before this. Under $ 400.00 total including the trunk. It's just a matter of taking your time, and in my case listening to my wife on how the sewing machine works. Sorry, I don't mean to steal your thread.

 

Looks great. I like the way you've stitched plain panels across the top off the doors.
If I remember rightly the Rolf coupe used the same material for the upholstery.

 

Very well done! Inspired.

 

Nice!!!!

 

Looks great

 

Looks good Bassman. People like you will put people like me out of work

 

Hahahahha.... long time no see man!

 

Looks great to me, I love Garys Upholstery Supply. Good choice and good job!

 

Hey doghouse thumper, I love the car all around, really a sweet A! Congrats on a cool hot rod bro. ~sololobo~

 

Cool car. Nice work!

 

Looks good, Bassman! Nothing like doing it yourself.

It is a good feeling to know YOU built your car, eh?

 

Not on a cold winter night in Mexico, it hasn't

 

Looks great!! Very nice job!! Be proud !!

 

It,s a Police scene for stolen cars.
Looks exellent Mate.

 

Looks real good


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They used to sell that pleated vinyl at my local Farm store... and cut pile carpeting, too. There are several cars running around here with home brewed interiors... nice job.

 

great job. i needed the extra kick to work on mine.

 

That looks great and the whole design fits the car very well.

 

A local parts house had either pleated or diamond pleated material on rolls that you could buy by the yard or running foot back in the 80's and early 80's. I think that there still are a number of cars that were done with it floating around.

Years ago I took a roll of vinyl material and the old covers off a pair of bucket seats and had a woman who did furniture upholstery in her garage at home stitch up new covers and then I put them back on the seats. It turned out pretty well and the cost was pretty low.

 

Looks good to me!