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Toms007
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This past summer at the CAC CruiseFest, while touring the NCM, my wife sees in one of those back offices a chair made from a C5 seat. She tells me, "That's a neat chair, maybe we ought to get one for the office." I said that would be cool (knowing that to buy them they were high dollar). So I found one in one of the catalogs and they were $1399, well my wife says "NO WAY." Some time later I see pictures of one someone built from a "RUBY" seat and emailed him for specifics and pictures. I found a pair of 1986 seats from a car that was being parted out (fresh new leather covers) and bought them. Here at school we had several computer chairs that had been damaged (seat and backs) that I used the base. I used 1/4" plate aluminum and 1 1/2" x 2" aluminum angle to build the new base transition (from existing chair base to bottom of Corvette seat). I had one of the boys in the welding class do the welding.

