From:sean e-mail:sean.mestan-A-gmail.com
Subject:RE: RE: My Super-10 Date:Sat May 26 10:51:41 2012
Response to:17423
Dave,

At the facility where I worked a few years ago they had an automotive body
vocational program. Those guys did all the body work and painting. Another
facility had an upholstery program, so I sent the seat to them. The seat cost $35
and the paint was $25 + the cost of the paint. They do a fabulous job. Hard to
get on the wait list though.

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Sean,

I'll bet there's a good story behind the seat work. Tell, tell.

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Here's a pic of my 1960 Super-10. Motor, wheels, and priceless advice by Mutt.
Body work, paint, seat work by inmates in the Kentucky State Penitentiary. They
loved pictures of the finished product. Not a 100-point bike, but I'm proud of it
just the same. I have a few parts left over that I'll be posting on here soon.
Great website with valuable advice and resources. Keep up the good work!