I apologize for the quality of these pics. I'm having trouble with my digital camera. I striped the foam and upholestry from my wifes 1992 Eagle Talon to build my seats. More about it on the other pics.

The Talon seat upholstery slid over the assemble easily and only required a touch of extra padding to fill it out. The job took less than 3 hours from start to finish and it fit nicely in to the fuselage. The seats are "Feather Light" and look beautiful.

I then installed snaps around the edges of the seat covers so they fasten securely to the seat pan and are still easy to remove later if necessary. I will later use these seat covers as a pattern for leather seat covers. Can anyone tell me if there is a reason not to use this standard automotive material inside my plane?? If so, please e-mail me at: MitchDCGS@aol.com

I pulled out the drivers seat, disassembled it, and fitted the seat foam and seat upholstery to the Velocity (STD-FG) seat pan and seat back. The foam fit perfectly to the fiberglass trays!!!

I made "NO" modifications to the foam to make it fit the seat pan!! Just some contact cement to make it fasten tightly to the pan. Then I slipped the seat covers on and added a tiny bit of foam in spots that needed to be filled out (mainly on the sides of the seat backs).