Interior pics needed

[paul67]

I don't need to do the tape test. I already know the results. One of my incarnations after leaving the corporate world was an R&D association with a company developing a totally implantable artificial heart. The technology never proved out but during the development phases I met many afflicted with heart disease; their hopes and wishes. It was a sobering experience and the technology did not meet their expectations. Many died awaiting transplants. We all are only one heart-beat away.

As Stepinwolf says, or to paraphrase, enjoy your short time in this world. And from the 1960s, "Tomorrow is the Next Day in the Rest of Your Life."

 

[stepinwolf]

Paul, I know where your coming from.

A few years back I drove myself to the ER, only to loose conciseness at the admission desk. Days later, after I awoke from an eleven hour stint on the operating table to repair a perforated ulcer, I was joking told by one of my surgeons as he bent over my bed that, and I quote " Hello Mr. Pelland, were so happy to see that you are still alive, " unquote.

I must say that although it seemed to me at first to be a bad attempt at a joke, I realized that had things gone wrong, I would no longer have been part of this wonderful world of ours, and without even knowing about my loss.

All this proved to be quite unnerving to me for a while, but then a year later I was once again admitted to the hospital and this time it was to undergo quad by-pass. Well as funny as it my sound, I went through the preparation for the procedure with a good feeling , knowing that if things went wrong and the shÎt hit the fan, I would have left this place knowing that at least , for a short while, I had done, and experienced, everything that had brought me pleasure.

Now, you might better understand why today, I will do absolutely anything, and everything I please, knowing that any day might be the last day of my being here, and I have no intentions of holding back on anything.

Stepinwolf

 

[Marlar]

I love that "test". I had best get busy!! I am also going to redo my upholstery(which is black and perfectly fine) to white after I get the car painted blue. the '65 blue was Nassau Blue. I am not tied to that blue and I do not know what other Blues C2s used or were to see them. Apparently, no after market upholstery providers offer white with contrasting piping. i think white with blue seams/pipng would look really sharp. i am guessing I would have to have them custom made? If I go with vinyl, any chance there would be a color difference between the door panals and custom seats?

Any input appreciated. :cool