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66 Grande Parisienne Strato Bench


Today I got my front seat back from the upholstery shop. I think I like it!

Man, the red just gets the blood flowing...

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WOW !!  That's pretty.

Love red in a black car.

Regards, Scott (LandShark ...)



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Hmmm...a RED Strato-Bench??  I think I've seen one of those before in a different pattern wink .

It looks awesome!! good job!



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Yes, looks an awful lot like your's doesn't it?

This one actually was originally in a 67 Caprice.

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Very nice.



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Beautiful!

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And you're keeping the base side cover edge trim red. Correct!



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How does it feel?



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Wow, super nice! Awesome!

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Amazing!



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Now that looks like some "Quality Craftsmanship".

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cdnpont wrote:

And you're keeping the base side cover edge trim red. Correct!





Yup. I still have to paint the bottom and side panels, that's why it's not all assembled yet.

I had to do a test fit in the car today though, I couldn't wait until it's all assembled!

It sure is in-your-face RED

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I should have done a straight on picture. I see in my angled shots shown above that it looks like the pleats don't line up, but they do in real life!

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Nice cushy job!



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If it is any where near as nice as the back seat it would be flawless. Looks great!

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Looks awesome Carl. Can't wait to see it all together in the car.

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PORNO RED...I love it..great job

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pontiac plates 337.jpgRed would have been my preference too for my black GP, but I opted to go with the original pearlescent white. Recently started recieving my parts from SMS. They're building it all from samples I sent them. I fear they've thrown out all my old stuff as I didn't ask them to send it back to me...D'oh!!! (hope I can get buttons somewhere) I've looked real hard and can't find anything else to complain about though, looks REAL nice. Can't wait to see the rest of it, door panels and stuff.



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I was hoping you'd see this Ken. (I got the Strato bench from Ken)

Nice covers you got from SMS. They look excellent.

I'm sure you can find buttons, but if not, let me know. The guy who did my seats seems to have access to endless supplies so I am betting there is some out there.

I'm looking forward to seeing those installed in our car.



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So SMS will do custom covers?

I love that pearlesent vinyl.



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I'm sure SMS will do whatever you want as long as you send them your originals. It was the only way I could source canadian door panel patterns was to have them made from scratch. Mine were just too dried out and sunburnt to use.



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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Today I got my front seat back from the upholstery shop. I think I like it!

Man, the red just gets the blood flowing...

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i you dont mind can u advise the aprx price of the seat covers and door panels..(did u do front and back panels)?? and the aprox time frame involved?
 
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pontiac plates 337.jpgRed would have been my preference too for my black GP, but I opted to go with the original pearlescent white. Recently started recieving my parts from SMS. They're building it all from samples I sent them. I fear they've thrown out all my old stuff as I didn't ask them to send it back to me...D'oh!!! (hope I can get buttons somewhere) I've looked real hard and can't find anything else to complain about though, looks REAL nice. Can't wait to see the rest of it, door panels and stuff.


 



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Oh Wow again!   Big green tears of envy are running down my flabby cheeks as I look over Carls strato bench and Cheviacs white buckets setup.  Gotta get mine redone like that. Hopefully we'll see how they turn out in Black!



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