Got my "Headrest Embroidery" completed
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I got it worked on by Headrest Embroidery by headrestembroidery.com and just put them on.
You can see pics at : My Mustang Page . com
-Bryan
You can see pics at : My Mustang Page . com
-Bryan
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
I like them, they look good.
But one question. What are you going to do when you are done with all the mods?
Will you always feel you need to change something? I know when I am done with a project, I get stuck a little in trying to figure out what I will do next.
But one question. What are you going to do when you are done with all the mods?
Will you always feel you need to change something? I know when I am done with a project, I get stuck a little in trying to figure out what I will do next.
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Looks good Bryan 
.....nice to have someone actually do it and post pics for the rest of us to check out...I know you've been waiting a while so you have to be happy..I like the pony now that I've seen it on the leather....wasn't expecting them to be facing different directions on the two headrests, but it looks like they turned out well....Let me know how ya like 'em bro!!! 
.....nice to have someone actually do it and post pics for the rest of us to check out...I know you've been waiting a while so you have to be happy..I like the pony now that I've seen it on the leather....wasn't expecting them to be facing different directions on the two headrests, but it looks like they turned out well....Let me know how ya like 'em bro!!!
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Originally posted by 2005RedGT@January 3, 2005, 4:19 PM
I love them. I had the option for both to point left, right or towards each other
He did an excellent job, I love them.
-Bryan
I love them. I had the option for both to point left, right or towards each other
He did an excellent job, I love them.
-Bryan
How long did they take? were they hard to get off? they look really good !!, Im thinking about getting a set both pointed to passager side of car.
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I shipped them last monday and got them back today. It takes 1 day to do the headrest, once he is got you in line.
Take your time and work side to side, they come off easier than you think. It feels like you will rip them, but you wont. Jsut be gently and use even force.
-Bryan
Take your time and work side to side, they come off easier than you think. It feels like you will rip them, but you wont. Jsut be gently and use even force.
-Bryan
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They look great, as does the site. I have to admit, the detailed history of each mod, the countless posts here in the GT tech forum.....very impressive.
even self proclaimed modiphobics such as myself may be lured to the dark side (when my baby comes out of hybernation, that is).
I hereby nominate you for the position of TMS Mod Guru (Swingle should be vice Guru as well)
Well done
even self proclaimed modiphobics such as myself may be lured to the dark side (when my baby comes out of hybernation, that is).
I hereby nominate you for the position of TMS Mod Guru (Swingle should be vice Guru as well)
Well done
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Looks good Bryan!!
However, there does appear to be some slack and wrinkles on the upper part of the passenger side headrest. What I have done in the past when upholstering older vehicles, before I re-fitted the covers I would pack the corners & ends with small pieces of foam or cotton, that way I knew I would have a tight smooth fit even if I couldn't streach it by hand.
Just my advice...
Keep up the good work!
Mike
However, there does appear to be some slack and wrinkles on the upper part of the passenger side headrest. What I have done in the past when upholstering older vehicles, before I re-fitted the covers I would pack the corners & ends with small pieces of foam or cotton, that way I knew I would have a tight smooth fit even if I couldn't streach it by hand.
Just my advice...
Keep up the good work!
Mike
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From: Boise, ID
Originally posted by Kluski@January 3, 2005, 3:13 PM
But one question. What are you going to do when you are done with all the mods? Will you always feel you need to change something? I know when I am done with a project, I get stuck a little in trying to figure out what I will do next.
But one question. What are you going to do when you are done with all the mods?
Will you always feel you need to change something? I know when I am done with a project, I get stuck a little in trying to figure out what I will do next.
Done with mods. It will never happen.