Made a new high/low shifter boot.
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Made a new high/low shifter boot.
(Hm, apologies if the photos are enormous.)
Was sick of looking at the old ratty one.
Simple to do. Pulls off, strip it down and use as a template, thin leather from Marshalls, stitch with leather needle and strong thread, glue it to base, little rubber ring to secure to shift ****, snap it back in place.
The small victories are often the most pleasing.
Was sick of looking at the old ratty one.
Simple to do. Pulls off, strip it down and use as a template, thin leather from Marshalls, stitch with leather needle and strong thread, glue it to base, little rubber ring to secure to shift ****, snap it back in place.
The small victories are often the most pleasing.
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its real. Paid about $35 for more than I’ll ever use. I did the e brake boot as well years ago.
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On my Alveston I did these:
Just over $20 and it’s real leather, but I’m always open to DIY stuff.
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Pic of the E brake one? I’ve replaced the ones for one of my D2s but will probably need to do it for the other one, and this seems pretty cool.
On my Alveston I did these:
https://www.amazon.com/1995-2004-Dis...e%2C483&sr=1-1
Just over $20 and it’s real leather, but I’m always open to DIY stuff.
On my Alveston I did these:
https://www.amazon.com/1995-2004-Dis...e%2C483&sr=1-1
Just over $20 and it’s real leather, but I’m always open to DIY stuff.
https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...her-one-69341/
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