made a new cover for my seat this weekend

[switta]

re did my stock seat this weekend and got rid of that nasty hump !
had some extra leather around from other projects so all i had to buy was some red thread .
it is so much better now without that hump

[kramnala58]

Looks like you have done a really good job. Do you have a heavy duty sewing (industrial) sewing machine. Post a pic with it on your PCX.

[WhiteNoise]

Cheers! Both topside and underside look professional! Such a "neat/clean" job. Say,..where did the holes go?

[Pedro-agogo]

That looks sensational. Well done. Obviously a bit of talent there.

[gokidd]

That is really great work!
Very custom.

[Theboybilly]

That's actually a thing of beauty, well done mate

Bill

[skuuter]

NICE......!!!!!.....

looks like You trimmed an insert out of something else and added to the pan.....!!!

[switta]

Thanks Guys ! i did a couple of cars years ago as a hobby and i am by no means an upholster but i thought i would try the seat to see if i could still do it and yup it was fun .
i did cut out the holes and the area around them added some abs and foam , it's right where i sit and wow what an improvement ! i can stretch my legs out now and ride comfortably , before that hump was always pushing on my back side .
i just pulled the old cover and i make my template by covering the whole seat with masking tape and drawing out my stitch lines , then i mark reference marks to keep things lined up when i sew it together and cut at the stitch line and peal it off .
after that i lay it on the leather transfer my reference marks and cut it a half inch bigger , i did glue 1/2 foam to the part i quilted before i sewed the lines on then i sewed the parts together .
i have a very old black singer model 201 that i use it is all metal and works very nice for leather .

Dave