Toyota Avalon Seat Build Up - Auto Upholstery - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

On this project the front seat on this Toyota needed to be built up as it was was sagging. Putting in new seat springs we were able to do that and save this seat from replacement.

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BMW Headliner Replacement - Auto Upholstery - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

This BMW is getting a Headliner replaced and then the interior redone.

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Range Rover Door Handle Cable Repair - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

This project the Range Rover's door handle cable broke not allowing the door to open from the outside. The door could still open from the inside but not from the outside. This project just required us to install a new cable for the door handle to work. We took off the inside door panel and replaced the cable.

Just one of the many services provided by Cooks Upholstery - Redwood City

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Lexus Seat Repair Auto Upholstery Bay Area - Lexus Front Driver Sear Repair and Restoration - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

In this project we are redoing the front drivers seat in this Lexus -

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Ferrari Side Pocket Restoration Repair Auto Upholstery Bay Area - 1978 Ferrari Side Pocket Build - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

In this 36 year old Ferrari the entire side pocket was completely rotted and falling apart. We were able to take the old pattern and build a new one.

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After

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BMW Seat Bolster Repair Auto Upholstery Bay Area - BMW Seat Bolster and Center Arm Rest - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

Another BMW Seat and Middle Arm Rest Project

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3 Point Harness Installation - Auto Upholstery Bay Area - Vintage Ford Pickup - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

In this project we are installation new seat belts in this Vintage Ford Truck

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BMW Dash Replacement Auto Upholstery Bay Area - BMW M6 Dashboard Replacement - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

New Project with this BMW Dash Replacement

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Porsche Convertible Top Replacement Auto Upholstery Bay Area - 1959 Porsche Convertible Project - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

Here is a 1959 Porsche Bathtub where we are doing a new convertible top with pad and headliner.

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Mercedes Convertible Top Replacement Auto Upholstery Bay Area - Mercedes SL - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

New Project replacing the top on this Mercedes SL roadster

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Mercedes Convertible Top Replacement Auto Upholstery Bay Area - Mercedes SL - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

Replaced the Convertible top and back window on this Mercedes SL.

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Jaguar Customized Console Interior Auto Upholstery Bay Area - Jaguar Console - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

On this project we worked to recover the console of this Jaguar. We recovered it with leather replacing the chrome and plastic.

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Vintage Car Interior Restoration Auto Upholstery Bay Area - 1922 Studebaker Convertible Top - Cooks Upholstery and Classic Restoration Redwood City 650-364.0923

We are just finishing this 1922 Studebaker with a new convertible top

By August 1918, Studebaker was mass-producing complete gun carriages and had got into gear with an extensive munitions program that was abruptly halted three months later with the signing of the Armi­stice. Company engineers, meanwhile, had continued a limited amount of steady re­search dedicated to the improvement of passenger cars, and in 1919 Studebaker was the first manufacturer to make extensive use of pressed steel in automobile construction. Chassis frames, rear axle casings, oil pans and a dozen other components all were produced in this stronger, faster and less costly manner, the innovation being intro­duced on all three 1919 production models--the Four, and the continued Light and Big Six. The 38,550 Studebakers built that year more than doubled the 1918 output as the firm strove to readjust to consumer needs. Further improvements followed in 1920, when the Studebaker Four was dropped, its place being taken by a Special Six avail­able in five body styles. Studebaker “firsts” for that year included an intake manifold cast integrally with the cylinder head; the invention and use of an internal hot spot for mixture heating; and the introduction of 20-per-cent-inclined, silent-operating valves. The year’s sales boomed anew to 53,735 cars, and after a 60-year period in the manufacture of horse-drawn vehicles, Studebaker abandoned this field for good, to become exclusively an automobile manu­facturer.

In 1921, the firm again scored by being the first to develop and patent molybdenum steel and to produce a car in which it was used. It thus got the jump on the sensational Wills St. Claire car, announced that year, which played up the use of molybdenum steel as a big selling point. Some 68,092 motorists bought 1921 Studebakers in seven different models, the largest seller of which was the Light Six with 30,447 customers.

Still on a sharply rising curve, 1922 sales topped the $100,000,000 mark and saw 109,226 cars delivered to eager buyers, with the Light Six again the best seller.

This upward trend continued in 1923 when Studebaker’s 150,349 car output was nearly 50 per cent greater than during the previous twelve months, and sales of the Light Six reached an all-time high of 79,541 units. By this time, the company could look back with pride on more “firsts.” It was the first to produce a 50 hp automobile at less than a $2,000 figure; the first to establish a uniform, international service system for owners, which operated all over the world where Studebaker exports were now reaching.

source: http://www.americanautohistory.com/Marques/Marque821.htm

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