In about a week or two you can get them from me, but I'm not sure otherwise. I'm hoping to also be able to provide rear bench seats that match the front and some other cool stuff.   

Anybody ever wanted something built out of fiberglass and wish it was available? What was it! Thanks.

My scoop .

Buy it on eBay, the guy is selling your scoop on eBay uncut. I don't want to copy the scoop and sell it for less than what the guy is selling his scoops for.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=015&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=250111159555&rd=1,1

I'll copy and sell mine though .

-beerjet-

It's totally do-able, but if you plan on selling it on eBay you'll have to sell it cheaper than the what's already on there. Is it worth it?

Mine sits kind of funny on some plate to raise it up from the carb also . I can explore other avenues.

-beerjet-

hannemann fiberglass

So whats the story on the seats Omar...Rod.

Yea i saw those, thot maybe somebody had some comming up. Rod said he had something going on. Talk to me brutha man. Otherwies I'll prolly bite the bullet and snag a few of those off DB city.

Kewl, got any pics? I saw a scoop like Omars on ebay, not the one that has been posted here, simaler but has the two holes in the front with a little strip down the middle. They show a bunch of pics on oldtime dragsters. I think he's been getting 140 a pop for them. Next time i see 'em i'll post a pic.

Marc and I are currecntly in the middle stages of R & D. We're definately going to have bucket seats soon. If I can talk Marc into it we'll have more cool stuff later..

Here's a sneak peek.      

Marc and I were talkin about this project on the way up to ming....I think they would look extra supa dupa dope if you made them carbon fiber....but that will take some serious skillz.

Marc and I made a mold. Only thing that's left for the mold is to smooth out a couple of "spots". Then when we stood back and looked at our creation we realized that the major supplier of these expensive seats makes them fockin' crooked!     We then went on the internet and found out that the pics of the seats you see are usually taken in a way that you can't tell that they are crooked.     However, Marc and I compared them to every single drag boat style of seat we could find and they were all exactly the same - crooked.   Whether they were recently bought off of eBay, in an older drag jet, or on several older v-drives 

Marc's and my plan is to offer a quality product. So we're going to eliminate the ribs on the mold, cut the mold much straighter than the "other guy's" seats, make smooth backed seats first, and after a few of those we'll make a bucket with straight "ribs" on it's back.

I'm curious to know, just in general, if you like drag boat seats with or without the "ribs" on the back of it?

Crooked ribs or straight ribs?  Seriously.