Seat repair

The non-running barn-find '95 I picked up in August had an old Corbin vinyl/leather seat that had the leather on the rider's seat dried and splitting. I picked up a yard of vinyl, some heavy duty needles, thread, and busted out my mother's old Kenmore sewing machine Sunday afternoon. It's a patch job for certain, and won't last forever, but at $15 and about 3 hours, I'm happy, and it will keep the rain and sun from getting to the foam. It's what I'd call a 10-foot upholstery job.

Better than I could do.
Good for you.

Good job . I thought I was the only one that did stuff like that.

Thanks guys, I don't know if it's "good" as time will tell, but it at least looks better than it did.

I thought yours was OK? or at least compared to mine. We'll see how this holds up - could patch another corbin most likely.