I was very lucky to get  Spider Man to help me       with this project.

Remove back cover held on by two screws.

These screws will be very tight & may need to be heated to remove.

Start disassembly by removing all the hog rings & clips.

Then you can remove the old foam to get to the frames.

If you have any cracks in the frames, now is the time to have them welded.

Sand blast or sand the frames the best you can.

Spider man did a great job on the paint & primer.

Since the bolts are over a quarter of a centry old expect them to break.

The finished frames, now lets tackle some of the other parts.

All the springs were removed. Replace if they are rusted to bad.

This is the seat release parts repainted.

Try to salvage your old trim since the new ones are $50 each.

The seat tracks need the same treatment & some greasing up.

Save old foam to make outdoor cushions for when you work on car.

It's always  a happy day when the Fed EX man comes with new goodies.

I needed a little help opening the box as you can see.

Here are the new covers, foam & hardware.

Now its time to put it all back together. Lets Get to it.

If you don't use new foam the material will be loose. Note heights.

Note: you will ride higher in your new seats.

A view of the new hardware. I bagged the clips seperately.

Cut the material on one end when the rods will slip in.

A view of the new clips which you will pull through the foam.

Ready to place the foam on top. Don't pull up material yet.

After you pull the hooks through to upper rods place the frame on.

Spider Man easily squeezed on the hog rings.

Before & after photos.

The whole project cost about $350. Saving over $400 to do myself.

Heres the whole gang at our recent club photo
shoot !!!.