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    Quote Originally Posted by randyr View Post

    Did you get your new seats in yet? Been cruising in your car much?
    I finally got the seats in late Thursday afternoon but the weather turned to rain and I was gone yesterday so really haven't had it out with them yet. But, I did try the pedals and I no longer am totally pretzelled, only kinked. I can't believe how long the riser/slide assembly took to build, but I'm sure you could have told me. I am going to lower them a bit more - easy now that I know how to build the risers plus already have a layout template. Photos will eventually follow but the big desktop with a ~TB of storage and my albums had a new ASUS MOBO die so it needs some TLC, probably tomorrow
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    Finally the back seat fitting is complete!!! I can move on to something else now.....maybe I'll go ahead and fit the side panels now....who knows?

    Anyway, here are a couple more pics. I got the package shelf and bracing modified and welded back in. I have a can of Eastwoods Rust Encapsulator so I coated those areas that will never see the light of day again before I welded them. After that was solid, I mounted the seats again to try out the belts. They are really comfortable and feel good. Heck maybe I'll just extend the pedals & steering column and drive from back there!!!
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