Hey all,

The guy that did all of my interior work is truly a master at what he does. Professional work, quickly, and inexpensive. I told him I'd give him a plug to all of my friends.

 

If you are in the South Puget Sound (or even north) and are in need of some interior work done, give him a call for an estimate-- his employee estimated $200 worth of work, but he told me that it seemed too high, and dropped it to $100.

 

His name is Thom Carrigan and you can get a hold of him at 253-261-6223. He lives right near Lake Tapps, but is worth the drive.

 

-Kevin

how about pic's of his work in your car?

how about pic's of his work in your car?

 

We went from this:

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/data/500/11716P1010059-med.JPG plus a few holes in the fabric part on the other seat, to this:

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/data/500/11716PICT0884-med.JPG

http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/data/500/11716PICT0887-med.JPG

 

Both the vinyl on both seats was replaced two years ago, and at least one fabric panel on each seat was replaced just recently due to the holes that developed after I sat down in the seat with a screwdriver in my back pocket (ahhh.)

 

If you'd like to see anything more, let me know.

That is quite a good deal for the work involved..Good find.

WOW! That is a wonderfull looking wagon. I almost got to buy an 84 Turbo Wag with the same color scheme, but someone else got to it first.

It must be the Irish in me, but I hate plaid

The EA81 GL-10's had velour seats in the them, these would look sweet in your car.