I picked up my seat today. Overall it came out pretty nice. The upholstery shop owner did say that the seat cover material was pretty crappy quality and wasn't completely satisfied with the way it came out. It looks fine to me and this isn't supposed to be a pristine show car anyway. He had to modify it by cutting a slit in the center for the parking brake lever to protrude through. On a Mustang, the parking brake is under the dash and pulls rearward. I cut the Pinto parking brake well out of the area between the front seats and welded it into the Mustang driveshaft tunnel between the rear seats. Since that isn't where it normally would have been, the seat cover needed a slit cut. He did a nice job of building up material around the slit to create more integrity. As a side note, it was almost impossible to find rear seat-only upholstery for a Mustang. I had no need for the front seat upholstery as there are no front seats in this ride (will be driven from the rear seat) so I didn't want to buy an entire kit. What I found wasn't high quality, and not even a proper reproduction with correct ribbing, but it was all I could find so that's what I got. Take a look below. I have the interior quarter panels but they are green and not ready to be installed. I hope Winter is over soon so I can get back on this project...