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Had a volkswagen with the fenders cut off and big tires with low pressure to play in the dunes . This was in 1974 in northern Florida(USAF stationed at Eglin AFB). Bought it with a buddy for $100. It was painted primer gray and had a hot pink headliner like troll hair. That little car could do some climbing in the sand.Originally Posted by SuperDave336
Going back with hot pink headliner?Maybe something like troll hair….lol
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Those sand buggies were certainly fun
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Haha that’s awesome!
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Slab apparently I'm was reading out of order, that's the type of headliner backing I'm used to recovering. In the curves is where being able to reposition helps.
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There was no repositioning! If it touched the headliner, it grabbed. You'd pull the headliner apart if you tried pulling it off. I think I waiting to long! I shoulda just went for it and not waited for the glue to tack up. Stupid instructions. Or maybe I'm just slow! doh
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You have to work them wet, I learned while learning was easy, today, stuff doesn't come so fast to me either. It's also hard to do a 100% job for me at 62. A friend owns a leather shop where is recovers Aircraft seats, restores old Barber Chairs and the like on the side. He may take several days to recover say a motorcycle seat gluing a small area at a time, letting the glue fully set before continuing. He really lays it down smooth that way.
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