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The car is almost ready for Car Craft this weekend. A few details need to be finished.
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sweet
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black always gets my vote
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Great color and wheel choice. I like it all except the front seats. I love modern buckets in old cars, though for me headrests are a must for their superior head and neck protection, and headrests are also requisite for using 3pt seatbelts. I think modern seats and shoulder belts are an important retro-fit on any old car that is driven further then the garage to the trailer, and are a given for any true performance car used for actual performance driving. The seats do appear to be of good quality otherwise, though, and look great in the cockpit...
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The seat are stock rear with modifications to hug the passengers. The fronts are from a 98' Firebird. Head rest removed and covered in leather by Yellow Dog Upholstery.
I have been looking for 3 point seats belts, but no one makes them for a convertible. It only has 600 horse.......so how fast can you really go? |
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