OK, what I have so far. Carpet will cover the area between the base and trim ring of the t-case. I plan on getting a black shift knob for the Lokar that will match the tcase.
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I like that they are low backs.
But I guess they all were back then.
But I guess they all were back then.
New rear seat armrests, also sand blasted and painted the armrest tubes, they were all olive green.
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Thanks 
It fits!
That looks great! So clean
Thanks, it's come a long way... in a long time. lol
Looks good. Should be even better with fresh foam filling it out.
That explains the choice to not use the more popular houndstooth for a first gen. Not that houndstooth is bad, but it seems live EVERYBODY with a resto-modded first-gen is doing it. Kinda like Torq-thrust wheels on every muscle car at any car show.
The nice thing about cloth center panels like that is NOT frying your legs and back when it's been parked in the sun for 5 minutes or more.
Yeah, I thought about the houndstooth but I never really "loved" the look and wanted something that would stand up to dust and dirt and still be black but not hot in the open sun as I wear shorts alot. I bought the rear seat a few years ago and really liked the look and feel so decided to match it with the fronts. In case anyone is interested the material is called "Black Rock" tweed.
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Yep seems I had to lower mine to get the bezel to come out, should just be 2 bolts
