Dear Paul and others
Thank you all for your replies; I called up your site Paul and saw that you
did your own upholsterey as well. I am keen to do this myself but have a
spouse who wants it done "properly". The situation is unresolved so far, and
also in the distant future.
Downloading your Nov 2002 diary ran my little machine out of diskspace which
may account for not getting the photos on pages 6-8. However I will try
again after deleting a large program.
Went back and found your plywood seat pans reported on Wed 21/11/2002. I had
been thinking similarly, and now having seen your result, will now go ahead
similarly to what you have done.
JR (Bob) Gowing Kit 327 in Oz,
24 High St, BEGA NSW 2550
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul McAllister" <paul.mcallister@qia.net>
Subject: Re: Seating
> Hi Bob,
>
> If you surf around my web site I think I have detailed how I fitted
plywood
> bases for seat pans a couple of years back. I think it was easier than
> carving up foam. I also made a wedge to fill the area around the small of
> my back, I think a put a photo of this in lasts months log.. The
resultant
> shape now is that I have a straight line from the head rest to the pan..
I
> expect to slump back like a glider seat. If you are a big bloke I don't
> think this will work.
>
> I am thinking of going with Tempa foam, although it is expensive and
heavy.
> It's worth corresponding with Tony K, he has tried his seating approach
out
> in Airmasters Europa and has some practical experience on what works and
> what does not.
>
> Regards, Paul
>
> http://europa363.versadev.com
>
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