dammit man. Is there anything you can't do perfect. This has been the icing on an incredible build. you sir have skills.
I'm a Rolf fan boy, and damn proud of it !! Those pics and the explanations make me feel like I could actually do this. Thats the highest compliment I can pay you. Outstanding
Wow!!! This needs to go straight to the top!!!! FatLucky WHO?????? you have just inspired alot of us and have just about completed one of the baddest Coupes done. You nailed it for sure. Rusty
slamdpup here's a hint - you don't have to hit the Post Reply ****on in Rolf's post, just go to the bottom of the page and post a quick reply. We then don't have to see all the pics again. If you want to quote someone's words then hit the Post Reply ****on under their post. Hope this helps.
Rolf, I could tell by the "hard" part of the build that you are a stickler for details and getting it done RIGHT. Nothing you have done on the car looks half-***ed, and the interior is just as good as the rest of your coupe. Don't even bother sending it out for interior, you're gonna be disappointed after seeing what you already did for yourself.
Just plain great!!! I've thought about doing my own interior for a while...you've inspired me to make it happen.
damn that was simply awsome i may have to try that for my friend coupe hes building lol but damn good job looks great ...
shill! shill! I smell a shill! this isn't really Rolf, this is that upholstery shop seen on Floyd Cotterpin's show right? Next thing you know, you're going to throw up a "but wait! there's more! You to can have an interior like this for the low low price of $399.99, and if you order in the next two minutes you get FREE door handle esutcheons!" Surely this can't be your first try, no way, that work is amazing! I'm not even going to BOTHER showing my interior pieces, it looks like yours, except somebody ran them over, threw them in the gutter, rolled them around in the dirt and put them back in. AWESOME
Every post on this cars build deserves to be in the tech-o-matic. I haven't seen one yet that didn't blow my mind mind. What an awesome car and awesomely talented builder. Darren
I'm at a loss for words . . . makes me want to cry. Very nice work. I've got a car that's going to need the same treatment . . . unfortunately not quite as cool as your car. Jeez.
Wonder what an interior shop would charge for something similar. I want to finish the interior in my Model A Tudor, but I'm nervous that I'll be less than pleased with my skills (or lack there of).
you canadians are to damn handy with everything........still need concrete work?......sweetie...kisses...I have an old car with a rug and blanket that the cats piss on for an interior....like I said before " I'm gay for your coupe"
Rolf - great job on the interior! Thank you for posting all your fine work for us inexperienced guys to follow.
Thanks guys for positive feedback ! fxcomet: 3 weekends, including some evenings. It's tedious at times. k-member: I will be there ! We are racing for pinks, right? just dug: With the skills you have, you can do better than this. Roothawg: Yeah, you are right, I didn't explain the seat. I did not take any pictures during the seat job. Basically, I just made a pattern from the seat itself. I followed the edges exactly, with no overage, so when you sew the seam with the piping, you loose about 5/8 inch or so, it will be slightly too "small", but that gives you some stretch to avoid wrinkles. BJR: They do have a couple of screws in the post. They are jammed up against the rear window frame, so no fasteners are needed there. speednazi: Love and kisses to you too... Somebody asked for the source of the pleated vinyl. I got this from Gary's Upholstery: http://www.garysupholstery.com/marine-vinyl.html Please note: On the sample picture on his web site, it looks like it does not have a heat seal seam, but it does. Most upholstery supply houses can get it for you as well.
Thats Bad***........ As my 11 yr old daughter just finished her first sewing cl*** I told her that I look forward to getting her an apholstery machine some day.... maybe sooner than later, I don't think her Singer feather weight can handle it. thanks for the great Tech.
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