Installed a shift boot!

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This week I decided that I wanted to have a shift boot on the Pantera. I fabbed up a new metal bracket to replace the gate and give the boot something to attach to. My girl planned, cut and stitched the nice vinyl.

We prototyped one a couple days ago to make sure everything was right. Then this morning I had the idea for using blue thread for some contrast stitching. I'm thrilled with the look and love the way it shifts.

Now the only problem is that the rest of the original vinyl looks old, tired and dirty in comparison... I guess we have more work ahead of us!

12/31/0411:32 PM

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