Lanse

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was my project today. Got the supplies at Wally world and put it together in very little time. It has 3 bags of cotton-like stuffing, each triple bagged with holes to let the air out. Its VERY comfortable, a nicer seat then the kuboda has, L0L. I cant wait to start painting in a few days, in the picture was where the primer began to run out and it was like milk, consistancy and color, so im gonna have to take that off before i use the new stuff. It isnt restoration quality, but it looks really good, and is very comfortable. Replacement seat= $60 Homemade seat= $11.70 Nice.
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Way to go! I have a metal seat. It to will get another seat down the line.
Right now I have finished rebuilding my carburator and it even looks good on the outside. But was a bit hard with all the phone calls from wife on her dad. But every little bit counts.
 
I did the seat on my AC B. tore apart the old seat used the old springs on a new piece of plywood. had some foam rubber and old cotton batting laying around. wrapped it in plastic stapeled to the bottom of the plywood and stuffed it into a canvas duffle bag(perfect fit). comfortable works great
 
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