Collingburn - MG MMM & T-Type trim panels etc.

I brief look at our workshop, MMM door panels, T-Type trim panels, sewing machines etc.

[@61shapnevduke]

Jamie, thanks for that very interesting and informative glimpse into your world! I found it most interesting seeing some of the machines you are using and the environment in which you are making MMM trim. I'm very much looking forward to buying a complete set of seats and J trim in Apple green in the near future. Keep the videos coming! All the best, Shapster

[@markwallis7199]

Nicely done, I learn a little from every video I watch. When I'm finished with my XJS re-trim I'll move onto the seats and door trims for my 1930 M-Type.

[@unpob]

beautiful work there!

[@jeffmullinix7916]

335 pounds for the pair ! Your a rip off con-man . I have done Upholstery in the USA . It does not take a lot to do this stitch and if you cant make a straight line or a radius line then your in the wrong line of work . I was able to do this the first go at it .

[@markwallis7199]

Jeff Mullinix you're an ignorant and illiterate keyboard warrior. A hide costs half of that and then a days work makes that very reasonable for those who can't or don't want to do it themselves.

[@jamescollingburn4287]

Hi @jeffmullinex you are entitled to your opinion but that is what we charged at the time. The ply was high quality 3mm birch throughout which we have to order in and place a minimum order of £400 with our timber supplier. Unless you are comparing like for like them it's not the same.

[@jamescollingburn4287]

And good for you getting it right first time you did it 👍most don't, I certainly didn't