Making 1940's Chevy Door Panels From Scratch! Part 3: 1948 Chevrolet Interior Restoration

We can't buy original panels anymore so we are going to have to make our own. Come along and see what we come up with.

[@sparkplug0000]

Who knew that settling in with a glass of milk and some ginger snaps and watching a man sew would be such an enjoyable Friday night!

[@TheJayhawker]

lol sounds like a great night to me!

[@HeleneandTom]

Looks good great job!

[@michaelgramby7483]

Very nice job, you have very nice instructor detail.

[@tomeasley5979]

Jayhawker, those look great and I would be pleased to have them on my 40 Chev. Super work.

[@lowellrickard5351]

this was a great video actually all your videos are great when I work on my 48 Chevy if I forget or haven't done it I can always watch your videos and you really explain things keep up the 👍 good work

[@bluzmanintx8176]

Very creative in using what you have to work with.

[@2005toyota1]

I am working on my 54 Studebaker. You are motivating me! Close to headliner stage.

[@SignalyardsGarage]

Another great video Mr. Jayhawker! You have shown me how to do so many things to my 48 Chevy and your help is most needed on my part. Thank you!

[@davidbetterton1382]

hey hope your doing good i like your work a lot and hope to see more of it

[@Bill-xc8le]

That is one amazing job, unbelievable!

[@jamitysmom]

I think a walking foot Juki would help with the shifting. Maybe! We've just found your videos - are planning on tackling the interior of a 39 Plymouth soon!

[@TheJayhawker]

Yes, I agree. Maybe someday!

[@gigfy6010]

Looks great, can't wait for the next video!

[@georgemadrigal7909]

Great job 👍

[@oldsteamguy]

Neat

[@tombob671]

great video and job

[@dustcommander100]

Looking good! I'm sure mine will end up with something a lot less nice!

[@daltonewers3385]

Thank you! You’re helping me big time on my 48 coupe…. Question, can you do a video on the chrome trim clips? Chevs of the 40s doesn’t give me any instruction.

[@willyg6545]

Looks great! Not sure I would use the hardy board to fill pockets, i/2" foam would have been my choice sewn in. End product looks very nice!!

[@TheJayhawker]

Yes that would be a great option esp. if you want a little extra thickness or softness. I however wanted to get as close as possible to the original look of the hard compressed strips of cotton batting. Thanks for watching!

[@per434]

Very good job, very accurate. I was inspired. But did you buy the fabric online? I'll probably have to watch the other videos.

[@TheJayhawker]

Yes, the upholstery fabric was from SMS auto fabrics online but they are typically VERY expensive. They vinyl I ended up using was from Hobby Lobby. You can go to my channel and find the complete teardown and rebuild of the interior for this car. Thanks for watching!

[@murrayhelmer8941]

Been trying for a couple weeks to get pricing from SMS auto for interior fabric and headliner for a 42 Chevy 4door sedan. Said would be a day. Or two Pretty loooong day or two. 😂😂

[@TheJayhawker]

quite frustrating, isn't it?

[@annav3716]

Hi Jayhawker, curious what size needle you are using on the Juki for the vinyl with the door board. Great video, we learned a lot from it. Keep them coming! Kevin says you are quite the craftsman.

[@TheJayhawker]

21 needle - 92 thread

[@raulayon9224]

😃👍

[@barrysaunders853]

👍 how about letting us know how many hours, per state. Regards Barry

[@jayburrough4308]

You must live by the water .it sounds like it anyway

[@TheJayhawker]

no, that would be our lovely Kansas wind🙂

[@Poketics]

It's called chip board