Making a C5 Corvette E-Brake Handle Cover in Blue Tartan Plaid Material

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My name is Canaan Manley and I am the proprietor of Basin Motorsports. Basin Motorsports is a small garage in South Central Oregon aimed at rebuilding vehicles, making one-off custom parts, and documenting the process step by step for viewer enjoyment and intrigue. I'm an Engineer and Consultant by day, and have been a motorsport enthusiast for the last 35 years.
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My car projects to date include:
an '09 Nissan Versa/Tiida hatchback (Project Meep)
a '95 Nissan 240sx S14 (Project Zenki Redux)
a '92 Ford Mustang Foxbody Notchback (Project 9deucecoupe)
an '80 Ford Mustang Foxbody Notchback (Project WideFox)
an '86 Ford Mustang Foxbody Hatchback (Project Gray Lady)
an '87 Porsche 944 (The Phoenix)
an '04 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (The BatVette)
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[@timweb1510]

Are you enjoying the corvette man? How are things going?

[@BasinMotorsports]

I am enjoying it, but now that I'm getting more into composites and upholstery I have so many ideas for another Fox. Otherwise I've been staying busy. I'm done with the Corvette interior and composites for this round. I'm headed to a seat building class in 3 weeks to learn more techniques. I opened my own upholstery shop, so I'm working to document everything and get my business out there. It's a little stressful, but we're pushing forward. How are things out east?

[@timweb1510]

@@BasinMotorsportsheck yea man, opened a new shop out there? Wow. My health is getting worse and I’m just trying to be productive. Things are nowhere near as good as they were 4-5 years ago. Ah man

[@BasinMotorsports]

@timweb1510 Sorry to hear about your health. I'm approaching 50 and I'm definitely slowing down every year. The "shop" is just my normal work space. I have one bay dedicated to customer work and the Corvette can sit in the other. I've spent time organizing tools and getting equipment up and running. I shadowed an upholsterer for a few months learning some basics, and this new class will add theory to further my work ability. He is planning to retire this year, so I am hoping to fill the void for our area. Stay safe out there!

[@timweb1510]

@@BasinMotorsportsgreat, try and make positive changes man. Take care and keep up the good work