carhartt shift boot
05-01-2012, 01:44 PM
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she also makes purses to if your looking to get your wife or girlfriend a present she just made my mom a nice looking carhartt one with all the pockets and everything still looking into a sewing machine
05-01-2012, 03:33 PM
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well i think were in business lol just gotta find the right sewing machine and ill start taking orders you guys would have to send me a pair of carhartts and your consoles but just gotta figure out how much she can do them for. does anybody have an idea of what a fair cost would be?
05-01-2012, 04:09 PM
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The going rate for Carhartts shifter boots on the interweb is about $4.99.... 
It's your product, name your price. If we think it's affordable, we will purchase them. If we don't, you bought your wife a nice sewing machine because you love her....
It's your product, name your price. If we think it's affordable, we will purchase them. If we don't, you bought your wife a nice sewing machine because you love her....
05-01-2012, 04:20 PM
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That's really nice. I'm surprised anyone wore out a pair of Carharts. My sons outgrow them. You should get some decals made that say "Carhart Edition" for your truck. If you are buying a sewing machine make sure it can handle heavy fabrics. My friend who sews had to get a heavy duty machine to handle denim.
05-02-2012, 06:14 PM
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yeah thats everything ya just carhartts and the console i didnt use the spring thing on mine because it was already missing i took some 1 inch foam and made a base and attached that to the bottom of the shift boot and hot glued it into the console which works fine so mines permanant but if you have the spring im sure we could figure how to attach it
05-03-2012, 07:09 PM
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i'm in! i actually asked my mom to make me something like that, but i gave up and just went with bare rubber.
i still like yours though.
however, i'm still getting my mom to sew me up a nice bench seat cover!! regular woodland camo for the summer, and then fleece woodland camo for the winter
i still like yours though.
however, i'm still getting my mom to sew me up a nice bench seat cover!! regular woodland camo for the summer, and then fleece woodland camo for the winter
05-04-2012, 04:51 PM
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Im pretty sure I will be ordering one from you! what about using the left over from the pants for arm rest covers for the manual doors? Would that be something that might be done?
