> > I'm looking for half of a GM built dinette, the front half on the curb side or the rear half on the street side.
> > Thank you, Hal
> If you are talking about the foam cushions on plywood cases, build them. Trivially simple if you have a sabresaw and 3/4" plywood and some
> hardwood to make cleats. Any upholstery shop can make the covers for the foam cushions.
>
> If you need the "contact paper" that covers them to match your interior, I can't help.
>
> I had to replace the back of one that had been water damaged. I cut it with a table saw. Even the curved part.
>
> I can give you detailed measurements and pictures.
>
> The angle brackets come from your big box store. The angle steel that attaches the back to the aisle side of the base is the only thing you have
> to get cut to length and holes drilled.
Can you please send me the pictures and dimensions for the forward dinette? Right now I have a couch/love seat installed instead of front dinette. It
is pretty nice but one of these days I'd like to put a dinette back. This way I'll have a more comfortable place for kids to travel up front as well
as to put back extra sleeping space.
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Vadim Jitkov
'76 Glenbrook 26'
Pullman, WA
> > Thank you, Hal
> If you are talking about the foam cushions on plywood cases, build them. Trivially simple if you have a sabresaw and 3/4" plywood and some
> hardwood to make cleats. Any upholstery shop can make the covers for the foam cushions.
>
> If you need the "contact paper" that covers them to match your interior, I can't help.
>
> I had to replace the back of one that had been water damaged. I cut it with a table saw. Even the curved part.
>
> I can give you detailed measurements and pictures.
>
> The angle brackets come from your big box store. The angle steel that attaches the back to the aisle side of the base is the only thing you have
> to get cut to length and holes drilled.
Can you please send me the pictures and dimensions for the forward dinette? Right now I have a couch/love seat installed instead of front dinette. It
is pretty nice but one of these days I'd like to put a dinette back. This way I'll have a more comfortable place for kids to travel up front as well
as to put back extra sleeping space.
--
Vadim Jitkov
'76 Glenbrook 26'
Pullman, WA
