First thing you'll se is the seat bolster. Sew the cover, fill it with foam and zip it close.

Next is covering the seat shell. You can see the bolster ready behind the seat.

Harness slots ready. Check out those perfect seams!

Seat bolster in place and only thing left is the headrest. I personaly love the color!

Last task is to compare the seat with other example to see if it's perfect! So, which one of those two would you like?

Hey!

If you've ever wondered what does a Japanese tuner shop looks like and don't have money to go see it yourself, there's always a way to check without leaving the comfort of your house. I've picked 6 shops who's products we sell.

Starting with Jet Stream which's a really small shop, but you can see a modified NA peaking behind the small Honda.

Jet's/Integral kobe shop is much bigger. You can see an orange NA in the front and the two shop cars in the back. Black NB and blue NC. Would you be interested in spotlight on those?

NOPRO shop is in great area, the roads around it look like much fun! In front of the garage, you can see a NC having flares fitted next to a stock looking NB, white NA in the background next to a yellow S2K and their project NC next to a tiny but mean looking Cappucino.

R.S. Aizawa resides in a small corner building. You can see a stock looking NA with some chrome accents in the front and back inside the shop is a white NA. On the right outside the frame were two more cars that were for sale, but looked pretty much stock as well.

RS Factory Stage has probably the most roadsters parked in front of their shop. NAs, from stock to modified and from working to almost stripped to bare chasis.

The last one for now is Tuckin 99 shop near Osaka city. Looks more like a showroom with NA ans NB next to it in the parking. 

If you could choose, which one of those would you like to visit? My personal favourite is the NOPRO!