Padded Leather Console Armrest Covers
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The only other company out there that does Mustang leather that I know of is: http://www.redlinegoods.com/
I have some of there products, but haven't had the time to install them. I had some of their earlier shifter boot and ebrake boot and I wasn't too impressed back then. Amustangrocks really did an excellent job at doing them. Check redline out.
I have some of there products, but haven't had the time to install them. I had some of their earlier shifter boot and ebrake boot and I wasn't too impressed back then. Amustangrocks really did an excellent job at doing them. Check redline out.
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They look ok, but the ones on this thread look amazing. Sure he is no longer making them? Would love to find one.
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Caution...the Redline SADDLE does not match our cars. Had to return the item...to POLAND! Not worth it, IMO.
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I may be able to copy his pattern and make some, but I am unable to use leather, and could only do charcoal.
I did e-brake boots for members on here some time ago. Let me see if I can make these and I'll let people know and see if there is interest.
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Sad to see Mike stopped making the armrest covers. I ordered two: first mod after I traded my v6 in for the GT.
If you feel like you really missed out by not getting one- well you did! Sorry, they are hands down awesome.
If you feel like you really missed out by not getting one- well you did! Sorry, they are hands down awesome.
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Hey, no sweat, considering I haven't bothered to try yet.
Working with leather requires a sewing machine designed to handle heavy material like leather, and those are expensive - and I don't have one. Also, materials are more expensive up here in Canada, especially with our dollar so bad.
Also, amustangrocks' pattern is quite complicated and time consuming. By charging $85, he wasn't making much off each one. If I did it in leather with the proper machine, I would have to charge over $100 easily to make it worthwhile.
Working with leather requires a sewing machine designed to handle heavy material like leather, and those are expensive - and I don't have one. Also, materials are more expensive up here in Canada, especially with our dollar so bad.
Also, amustangrocks' pattern is quite complicated and time consuming. By charging $85, he wasn't making much off each one. If I did it in leather with the proper machine, I would have to charge over $100 easily to make it worthwhile.
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Hey, no sweat, considering I haven't bothered to try yet.
Working with leather requires a sewing machine designed to handle heavy material like leather, and those are expensive - and I don't have one. Also, materials are more expensive up here in Canada, especially with our dollar so bad.
Also, amustangrocks' pattern is quite complicated and time consuming. By charging $85, he wasn't making much off each one. If I did it in leather with the proper machine, I would have to charge over $100 easily to make it worthwhile.
Working with leather requires a sewing machine designed to handle heavy material like leather, and those are expensive - and I don't have one. Also, materials are more expensive up here in Canada, especially with our dollar so bad.
Also, amustangrocks' pattern is quite complicated and time consuming. By charging $85, he wasn't making much off each one. If I did it in leather with the proper machine, I would have to charge over $100 easily to make it worthwhile.
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When I have time this summer I may try making one. But it won't be leather, there won't be a choice of colour nor grain.
The best that could happen is that amustangrocks finds a new seamstress and gets back in business. But (fortunately for him) Mike has moved on, so hard to say if he will come back to this.