Repairing a Firebird seat bottom wire spring with dog fence wire! Save money and time and just DIY. Also includes the measurements for 70-81 Firebird/Camaro spring so you can make one from scratch or just so you know you are getting the lengths correct. This will work for many make and model cars that have a similar seat bottom spring made of wire.
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Nice Work !
Great money saving tip. Most restorations are not concourse show cars where you need a date coded wire loom. Actually in the days when this stuff wasn't available aftermarket this is the sort of innovations people restoring cars came up with.
Agree – Better than factory! Nice job!
That was a really good tip!
Great fix. 👍
Awesome Great job.
Ive seen coat hangers also but ur idea is easier to work with 👍👍🙏🙏
Nice video with some great tips, but if you don't have left over material laying around. What do you do?
You need to buy the materials.
You can buy inexpensive heavy duty mirror or picture frame wire. What ever gauge you want. 100' of stainless braided is fifteen bucks. It comes with crimps. You may need to buy more crimps, but they are cheap. 30 bucks in it and looks good.
Thanks for the video.