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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 57halfton, Aug 15, 2008.

  1. 57halfton
    Joined: Jul 5, 2006
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    Where can I find those Mexican blanket style seat covers that are used in real hot rods ?
    Gene
     
  2. DrJ
    Joined: Mar 3, 2001
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    TJ

    And if ya don't go there and barter for them yerself yer just posin'
     
  3. kustombypook
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    Hmmm. The name Mexican blanket. Mexican? Hmm. Mexico maybe. That is where I would start first.
     
  4. Gruizer54
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    Go to the flea market in American Canyon on highway 29 (about 10 minutes from you) on a sunday. It's pretty much like being in TJ.
     
  5. Speed King
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    Somebody just had a bunch for sale in the cl***ifieds. (misc.)
     
  6. Pir8Darryl
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  7. mercman53
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    TJ? Thats pretty far for somethin ya can get here in Cali. Or is it Mexi-cali. But ****, I'd go to TJ even after I bought the Se**** here anyway....Margarita's ho.....
     
  8. ibcalaveras
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    I see them at most tradittional style car shows. Turlock swap meet is this weekend , I'm sure some one will have some there. I got mine at the Primernationals...
     
  9. punkabilly1306
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    HAHAHA THIS POST IS FUNNY "that are used in real hot rods" LOL, ah man that made my day...thank you
     
  10. 57halfton
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    The black primered hot rods, the ones that are fun to drive not the cubic dollar billet trailer queens.
     
  11. Ball and Chain
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    or the san jose flea market
     
  12. Fenders
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    Hey if he wants to copy everyone else, so what ?????
     
  13. Thirdyfivepickup
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    so a hot rod has to be 'black primered' to be fun to drive?

    Exactly what are you saying?
     
  14. Dick Dake
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    I bought mine in Mexico, however, they should be temporary until, you know, get upholstery done.
     
  15. Chili Phil
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    Ahhh, the ones with the red wheels, right?
     
  16. rustycarr
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    ebay is a good source. lets keep the velvet ropes in place guys..
     
  17. Pir8Darryl
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    Yea, yea... That's it... The ones with the red wheels and the mexican blanket seat covers. :D
     
  18. LSGUN
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    You guys are brutal! :D
     
  19. fat141
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    Y'all givin this poor ****** a hard time.
     
  20. 60'shotrod
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    :DSteve,thats unfair he probably don't know what it means!!!!:D

    Kind of fun this lanuage barrier!
     
  21. notebooms
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    you guys just don't get it do you? you know.....

    - really tall shifters with a skull shift knob, black primer, red wheels, mexican blanket seat covers, and flames on the exhaust.-- REAL HOT RODS.

    I'd recommend hooking up with a Mexican girl. Then beg/borrow/steal her blanket..... That's how you get real authentic.

    -scott noteboom
     
  22. Chili Phil
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    My pals at the Vintage Hammer Garage use them for warmth. More often at El Mirage than the Salt.
     
  23. 57halfton
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    Ok , RATRODS , but I wasn't going to go there because some people don't like that term. And I'm not here to piss people off just ask a question.
    Iv'e done the super paint job show car thing , even done the Corvette Concour thing where it was judged with a white cloth. Now my Corvette is alittle dusty but fun to drive and my pickup is several colors of primer and I kinda like it that way, I drive it to work and don't have to wash it every weekend.
    Gene
     
  24. Chili Phil
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    Oh. The REAL rat rods, eh? Never mind...
     
  25. 60'shotrod
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    I think they are O.K. as a TEPORARY measure until you can afford a full interior trim.
    :DThis thread is going to get CLOSED soon I think!Don't speak the dirty words!!!:D
     
  26. BZNSRAT
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    One of my favorite threads of all time :) Yes I did it too when I got my first ride :)

    I personally like them whether they are over-used or not...don't sweat it.
     
  27. Adam D.
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    You know in mexico, they just call em blankets....
     
  28. Dirt Diggler
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    Lol! nice emoticon

    and if I go to TJ's, it'll be for pink taco's at Adelita's

     
    Last edited: Aug 15, 2008
  29. Dutchoven
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    Dude you seem like an OK guy, but this line of questioning is gunna get you killed. Mr. Noteblooms answer is one of the best I have ever seen, on how to aquire one of the rare treasures. I've also heard to go to the same place as the mexicans get them....China. But really, you don't have a mexican market or swap meet near you? alternitives to the mexican blanket, army blankets, old quilts (yes you Bad Bob), you get the just. This whole style of build is about imagination, and being creative with what you have, and not to build a clown car. You seem to be coming around about the at***ude, you like to drive your stuff.

    Blake
     
  30. my genuine mexican blanket has "hecho in china" on it!:(
     

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