Spending like 2 hours a day watching upholstery videos on yt, and that's the kind of content I was looking for. Even if it's not perfect, there's something people forget : you did it by yourself, and with your dad. It's not about the money, it's about the value. And this my friend has no measurable value. Great work!
Or, you can get a legit high end upholsterer to to give you something beautiful. These are much too intricate for a diy guy to take on. Totally horrendous! lol
Call me a perfectionist, but I would not have been completely happy with the final result. But it's for that reason that I find this video valuable. It shows me that it's difficult to do even with sewing experience, which means someone like myself should just go for aftermarket seats and call it a day. You potentially saved me time, money, and a huge headache.
You can also take your seats out, drop them off at an upholstery shop and have a pro do it. If you take it to a good shop, they'll look better than the factory upholstery. These would have been a little better, if they had taken more time to get the size right... they intentionally made them too big, so that it would be easy to put the covers back on, but that made them bunch up and look baggy. In my opinion, that looks bad, like cheap seat covers. He could probably add more foam inside, to 'stuff' the covers in the loose areas. If I reupholster my seats, I want everything be form fit, with no bagginess. Having said that, his seats look 100 times better than what he had, in the first place... and I'm sure they'll last a decade or two, since it looks like he used decent materials.
I woulda been happy with it considering it would have saved me probably around $3500 for an entire leather reupholstery job for a five seater car, lol.
The big takeaway... Although the finished product was receieved with mixed feelings from others, that's ok! You like the finished product, and you spent some sweat equity and quality time with your dad.
You're a good kid! You took initiative, and put some of yourself and your dad in your project...that's what being a car enthusiast is about...expression. I think your seats look awesome...love the red and embroidery! Keep doing your thing man! I respect you! Kind regards from South Africa. Big Al.
I used to work at a detail shop, and we had an upholstery guy come in to do stuff like this a few times a month. His work didn't even come out half as good as this, and he considered himself a "professional". Absolutely killer job
Say this was probably the best video I’ve seen in regards of how to upholster , good job all diy projects aren’t the best and that’s the magic of it longest you can say you did it
just wanna put something out there, when i reinstalled my seat cover i used zip ties instead of metal clips and they do the job just fine, no need to bother with pliers and way easier to get into place and if you ever need to remove them again you can easily cut them off.
Awesome job on this and thank you for making this video. Father and son projects are worth a lot more than just buying something or dropping it off. Cheers to you and your dad
It's not ugly. It's really not. It has character and a story. Great job. I couldn't do it cus I'm missing a father and the fabric store doesn't sell them.
The clips are called hog rings and there’s a tool to install them to make it easier. The original seats were vinyl and not leather. This was a great video and very thorough for such a short time frame. Great job, I’m thinking of tackling this in my car
Your dad is awesome great job the sun did tighten up the slack a bit. I bought black power 350z seats and friend and I made new mounting points for the bolt and brackets. This was great for me the seats were 500$ used and added power to the passengers side. Saved weight to stock seats are heavy af.
Awesome job I'm about to do some interior reupholstery on my 370z I get my vinyl tomorrow, I bought a red snake print. I'm gonna start with some easier stuff. Eventually when I feel more confident I'll do the seats.
Hi Max, compared to the Original Seat's it's a Magic Result..! Some Comment's were a little, Judgemental..!? But You and Dad worked together which is 'Worth its weight in Gold.!' My Dad is No Longer with us, but Stuff my Dad and I did together, on Our Cars (Mostly), are some of my Fondest Memories. I remember helping Dad just Knocking up Simple Seat covers to go over his New Cars Upholstery, in the New Car..! (We were Both Printers. Even though washed up, its easy to miss stray Ink..!!) Not as Complex as your work. But the Old Man was Happy, & so was I..! Mum taught me how to Sew, but even as a Boy it was a Useful Skill. As your Dad has Proven..!! As I am about to do the Same Job on my 32 yr Old Car. Only using Real Leather. ( Hence Searching on UTube for Tips..!) (And yes, I have Worked with Leather before..!) And Well, if it Aint Perfect. I will try again. Why..!?? Because, By Doing you Learn. And little Videos like your's Inspire..! I must add, I bought a Spare pair of Front Seats. So if I totally Balls it up, I can still Drive until I get it Right (or Die..! Whichever comes first..??) Good video, a Family Effort, Well Done Gents..! Cheers kim in Oz.😎
So cool. They might not be perfect, but the fact that you and your dad made them are priceless. My toodler and I wash my cars (Shelby GT350R, FL5 Type R, and honda elememt) they dont come out perfect but its alway fun hopefully he can remember as he grows up.
Not bad for a diy job. There's a reason I was quoted 400 per seat to reupholster mine... mind you I already have the leather, or that price would double.
Over all the seats look amazing the only change I'd do just incase you're doing different seats is not use 1/4 inch foam but instead look for thin high density foam itll give a tighter look and its easier to work with. But you guys did great and the seats are dope.
This is awesome! You're lucky you had help, turned out really nice, I have to do the seats in my G35 and I didn't even think about having someone custom embroider on the back but it;s a really nice added touch.
Im torn here because I love the project aspect of this but, I dont think i would have been happy how it came out. That being said i think i would just go after market or pay the pro's to do it. I think where you went wrong why it looks baggy is the extra material you allowed so it does not have to stretch, i think you want it to stretch so its tight and looks cleaner. Keep up with the vids and build though you are doing great.
Buy kit from eBay take out seats put them in the back of a truck drive it to a shop that does the job pay for the labor install seats back in car, take it for a drive. Still proud of you and your pops youngman.
Racing seats also save weight and some of those beautiful wide 90s cars are HEAVY and underpowered especially in the non turbos. Cloth, vinyl and leather all have different stiffness which effect stretch and memory. The bolsters (sides of the seat cushion where your butt goes and the back of the seat, that jut up and out to hold you in place) are the difficult ones to get right because of the stretch and curves Leather stretches the least and cloth the most. You have to keep this in mind when you are tracing your patterns especially if you are going to change material The reason the seat is not tight is because when they traced the leather forms and then added material "to be safe" they did not take into account that the leather will not stretch as much as the vinyl and the padding is thicker. Typically when you trace your patterns you want to be as exact as possible and only go over on the bottom of the bolster pattern on the outside edge of the seat (what will be the outside bottom) and the center panel of the seat cushion (what will be the part by your calves) . You will see a lot of seats have an elastic band with a piece of plastic sewed and stapled onto the pattern at this point so that you can adjust here to get all the slack out of the pattern Whatever thickness of padding was on the seat before you need to go back with OR you need to adjust your pattern for it. To be exact you need to do basic trig to figure the exact surface area increase until you get a feel for it and then you can just do it by educated guess AND using good elastic at the edges of the panels so you can pull REALLY hard when you are going to clip You can also use chipboard at the bottom of the seat and staple directly to it with the form being pulled tight. Its a little easier to do in classic seats than in modern import seats because the bottom of the form usually contours to unibody chassis indention on the rear seats. But on the fronts you can put it over the metal box spring as long as you leave room for the attachment point of your rail and your clips The rings are called hog ring clips. Never skimp here. Get quality stainless ones if possible and a good pair of sturdy bull nose pliers because you are going to need to really crank down here. You need to pull your forms as tight as you can and get some leverage to pull your clip points and get that clip completely sunk in and closed on the rails in the foam cushion forms You can never be to tight here When stitching your patterns back together be consistent. Use a quality white or yellow fabric pencil and mark your joint stitch line by copying where the holes are in your original patterns. This is where the original material met and was stitched together. You want yours to match. You will have to adjust if you changed material and use thicker foam. So typically you do not want to do this if you do not have a lot of experience, but you can stretch both and measure the difference and then extrapolate for the fact that your panels are going to stretch in 4 directions when sewn together. SEW the pattern to the foam, do not simply glue it. Spray can glue is nowhere as strong as the premix or 2 part stuff factory and aftermarket guys spray from pneumatic guns. Its way to thin. A few months to years of moving your body on and off is going to cause it to separate. Especially if you are not super tight when you are done. Mark perpendicular lines on your pattern with your pencil where the bolster patterns meet the center panels or other bolsters and every 3-4 inches inbetween. This will make sure you are lined up perfectly on the curves as you stich. If you are off.... cut from your machine then take a sharp razor to the seam and start over. This will save you going through the whole thing and then seeing bulges and bumps when you wrap it over your seat form Go slow unless you are an experienced stitcher.
Good on you for taking on this project. Was there anything you learned along the way that you think would improve your results if you were to do it again?
Solid work man!!! Lots of time and effort, and it turned out great! Maybe some good or even challenging at times father son bonding time too! Thanks for making the video!
What kinda of leather is this that you put on and where do I find it and the foam?, loved the video and may attempt this one day since I paid off my car lol
It’s been a while since we did the seats, but I remember that we couldn’t fully separate the 2 parts of the seats because the wiring harness was connected to both parts. There are 2 hinges, 1 on each side of the seat that have a retaining clip, which is the same as the passenger side.
We got the Red Vinyl at UFO: Upholstery Fabric Outlet here in Southern California. The key thing is they make car fabric with UV treatment, that’s what prevents future fading and damage
I think it was about $200 for the fabric and that’s about all we spent. And I know, it was honestly difficult to record the assembly of the new fabric. All it is, is just putting on the new fabric on the cushion with the Hog rings with a special tool
WTF is wrong with people on this comment thread?.. dude that looks like shit... all that work to like giant red turd.. pull all of those seats back out and try it again..! ill on your side bud, I'm rooting for you!
You can pay 2 or 3 grand or you can pay a couple hundred bucks in materials and diy. I tried it the first time on my brother in law's eggbeater, using fake leather and it came up puffy, but re did it until perfection. Then did it to my m6 with "alcantara" and it came out pretty damn well
Spending like 2 hours a day watching upholstery videos on yt, and that's the kind of content I was looking for. Even if it's not perfect, there's something people forget : you did it by yourself, and with your dad. It's not about the money, it's about the value. And this my friend has no measurable value.
Great work!
Well said! Thanks so much! Watch out for more content soon
@@Max.Mendezz I will!
Golden💝
Sick dude
your dad built those seats with love man. I think they came out good. thats a memory youll always have
Yea I'm buying aftermarket seats
LMFAOOO
Interior innovations has a seat kit that brings it back to Oem for like 300 no sewing or anything.
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Or, you can get a legit high end upholsterer to to give you something beautiful. These are much too intricate for a diy guy to take on. Totally horrendous! lol
@@jamesgumm2281 Agreed.
Call me a perfectionist, but I would not have been completely happy with the final result. But it's for that reason that I find this video valuable. It shows me that it's difficult to do even with sewing experience, which means someone like myself should just go for aftermarket seats and call it a day. You potentially saved me time, money, and a huge headache.
I did it so you don’t have to!
You can also take your seats out, drop them off at an upholstery shop and have a pro do it. If you take it to a good shop, they'll look better than the factory upholstery.
These would have been a little better, if they had taken more time to get the size right... they intentionally made them too big, so that it would be easy to put the covers back on, but that made them bunch up and look baggy. In my opinion, that looks bad, like cheap seat covers. He could probably add more foam inside, to 'stuff' the covers in the loose areas.
If I reupholster my seats, I want everything be form fit, with no bagginess. Having said that, his seats look 100 times better than what he had, in the first place... and I'm sure they'll last a decade or two, since it looks like he used decent materials.
I woulda been happy with it considering it would have saved me probably around $3500 for an entire leather reupholstery job for a five seater car, lol.
The big takeaway... Although the finished product was receieved with mixed feelings from others, that's ok! You like the finished product, and you spent some sweat equity and quality time with your dad.
You're a good kid! You took initiative, and put some of yourself and your dad in your project...that's what being a car enthusiast is about...expression.
I think your seats look awesome...love the red and embroidery!
Keep doing your thing man! I respect you!
Kind regards from South Africa.
Big Al.
Thanks man! I appreciate the kind words! Be on the look out for more videos soon!
I used to work at a detail shop, and we had an upholstery guy come in to do stuff like this a few times a month. His work didn't even come out half as good as this, and he considered himself a "professional". Absolutely killer job
Hahah thanks man I very much appreciate it!
Say this was probably the best video I’ve seen in regards of how to upholster , good job all diy projects aren’t the best and that’s the magic of it longest you can say you did it
just wanna put something out there, when i reinstalled my seat cover i used zip ties instead of metal clips and they do the job just fine, no need to bother with pliers and way easier to get into place and if you ever need to remove them again you can easily cut them off.
Awesome job on this and thank you for making this video. Father and son projects are worth a lot more than just buying something or dropping it off.
Cheers to you and your dad
It's not ugly. It's really not. It has character and a story. Great job. I couldn't do it cus I'm missing a father and the fabric store doesn't sell them.
Amazing job on the video. You put a lot of hard work into this and even making a video about it to share with people. Really appreciate this
The fact you and your dad made it, makes it perfect. Not the colozr not the materials not the lines. Great work! 🙏
Those seats are super clean once you finished, thanks for the walk-through!
The clips are called hog rings and there’s a tool to install them to make it easier. The original seats were vinyl and not leather. This was a great video and very thorough for such a short time frame. Great job, I’m thinking of tackling this in my car
Your dad is awesome great job the sun did tighten up the slack a bit. I bought black power 350z seats and friend and I made new mounting points for the bolt and brackets. This was great for me the seats were 500$ used and added power to the passengers side. Saved weight to stock seats are heavy af.
Awesome job I'm about to do some interior reupholstery on my 370z I get my vinyl tomorrow, I bought a red snake print. I'm gonna start with some easier stuff. Eventually when I feel more confident I'll do the seats.
Hi Max, compared to the Original Seat's it's a Magic Result..!
Some Comment's were a little, Judgemental..!? But You and Dad worked together which is 'Worth its weight in Gold.!'
My Dad is No Longer with us, but Stuff my Dad and I did together, on Our Cars (Mostly), are some of my Fondest Memories.
I remember helping Dad just Knocking up Simple Seat covers to go over his New Cars Upholstery, in the New Car..! (We were Both Printers. Even though washed up, its easy to miss stray Ink..!!)
Not as Complex as your work. But the Old Man was Happy, & so was I..!
Mum taught me how to Sew, but even as a Boy it was a Useful Skill. As your Dad has Proven..!!
As I am about to do the Same Job on my 32 yr Old Car. Only using Real Leather. ( Hence Searching on UTube for Tips..!)
(And yes, I have Worked with Leather before..!)
And Well, if it Aint Perfect. I will try again. Why..!?? Because, By Doing you Learn. And little Videos like your's Inspire..!
I must add, I bought a Spare pair of Front Seats.
So if I totally Balls it up, I can still Drive until I get it Right (or Die..! Whichever comes first..??)
Good video, a Family Effort, Well Done Gents..!
Cheers kim in Oz.😎
You said everything I felt about this video. Nevermind to the haters.
So cool. They might not be perfect, but the fact that you and your dad made them are priceless. My toodler and I wash my cars (Shelby GT350R, FL5 Type R, and honda elememt) they dont come out perfect but its alway fun hopefully he can remember as he grows up.
What a great job. My dad had this car hes 62yrs now and his biggest regret in life was getting rid of this car. Great job
Good Job to you and your father keep doing vids like this they are good quality and informative.
Not bad for a diy job. There's a reason I was quoted 400 per seat to reupholster mine... mind you I already have the leather, or that price would double.
Over all the seats look amazing the only change I'd do just incase you're doing different seats is not use 1/4 inch foam but instead look for thin high density foam itll give a tighter look and its easier to work with. But you guys did great and the seats are dope.
Awesome video, I'm gonna probably try this myself!
This is awesome! You're lucky you had help, turned out really nice, I have to do the seats in my G35 and I didn't even think about having someone custom embroider on the back but it;s a really nice added touch.
Upholstery isn't easy. Keep at it. It's a skill for sure.
Brahhhhh no1 can do this at home. You got skills! Keep it up
A+ for the effort. I'm sure If you and your dad gave it another try or two it would be perfect. As they say... Practice makes perfect.
Keep up the good work man. You seem real intelligent. Your explanations and animations were spot on man.
Thanks! I appreciate it! Look out for more content soon!
@@Max.Mendezz definitely man looking forward to it 💪🏾👍🏾. Good music choice also
Im torn here because I love the project aspect of this but, I dont think i would have been happy how it came out. That being said i think i would just go after market or pay the pro's to do it. I think where you went wrong why it looks baggy is the extra material you allowed so it does not have to stretch, i think you want it to stretch so its tight and looks cleaner. Keep up with the vids and build though you are doing great.
Props to Dad with the skills and ambition 👏
The haters are crazy, these look amazing.
Buy kit from eBay take out seats put them in the back of a truck drive it to a shop that does the job pay for the labor install seats back in car, take it for a drive. Still proud of you and your pops youngman.
Man that looks really good. I think I’ll probably end up going with seat covers in the end though
Racing seats also save weight and some of those beautiful wide 90s cars are HEAVY and underpowered especially in the non turbos.
Cloth, vinyl and leather all have different stiffness which effect stretch and memory.
The bolsters (sides of the seat cushion where your butt goes and the back of the seat, that jut up and out to hold you in place) are the difficult ones to get right because of the stretch and curves
Leather stretches the least and cloth the most. You have to keep this in mind when you are tracing your patterns especially if you are going to change material
The reason the seat is not tight is because when they traced the leather forms and then added material "to be safe" they did not take into account that the leather will not stretch as much as the vinyl and the padding is thicker.
Typically when you trace your patterns you want to be as exact as possible and only go over on the bottom of the bolster pattern on the outside edge of the seat (what will be the outside bottom) and the center panel of the seat cushion (what will be the part by your calves) . You will see a lot of seats have an elastic band with a piece of plastic sewed and stapled onto the pattern at this point so that you can adjust here to get all the slack out of the pattern
Whatever thickness of padding was on the seat before you need to go back with OR you need to adjust your pattern for it. To be exact you need to do basic trig to figure the exact surface area increase until you get a feel for it and then you can just do it by educated guess AND using good elastic at the edges of the panels so you can pull REALLY hard when you are going to clip
You can also use chipboard at the bottom of the seat and staple directly to it with the form being pulled tight. Its a little easier to do in classic seats than in modern import seats because the bottom of the form usually contours to unibody chassis indention on the rear seats. But on the fronts you can put it over the metal box spring as long as you leave room for the attachment point of your rail and your clips
The rings are called hog ring clips. Never skimp here. Get quality stainless ones if possible and a good pair of sturdy bull nose pliers because you are going to need to really crank down here.
You need to pull your forms as tight as you can and get some leverage to pull your clip points and get that clip completely sunk in and closed on the rails in the foam cushion forms
You can never be to tight here
When stitching your patterns back together be consistent. Use a quality white or yellow fabric pencil and mark your joint stitch line by copying where the holes are in your original patterns. This is where the original material met and was stitched together. You want yours to match. You will have to adjust if you changed material and use thicker foam. So typically you do not want to do this if you do not have a lot of experience, but you can stretch both and measure the difference and then extrapolate for the fact that your panels are going to stretch in 4 directions when sewn together.
SEW the pattern to the foam, do not simply glue it. Spray can glue is nowhere as strong as the premix or 2 part stuff factory and aftermarket guys spray from pneumatic guns. Its way to thin. A few months to years of moving your body on and off is going to cause it to separate. Especially if you are not super tight when you are done.
Mark perpendicular lines on your pattern with your pencil where the bolster patterns meet the center panels or other bolsters and every 3-4 inches inbetween. This will make sure you are lined up perfectly on the curves as you stich. If you are off.... cut from your machine then take a sharp razor to the seam and start over. This will save you going through the whole thing and then seeing bulges and bumps when you wrap it over your seat form
Go slow unless you are an experienced stitcher.
Great video ....gives me a better idea on how to tackle my first seats thank you
Good on you for taking on this project. Was there anything you learned along the way that you think would improve your results if you were to do it again?
Definitely using a thinner foam! And maybe figuring out a way to make the leather more malleable to contour the shape.
Looks great! Definitely have lots of patience
Leather starts to shrink tho so even if it doesn’t look “good” at first. It’ll become more tight, just an idea not sure of it. Lmk if I’m wrong
Great video mate.
Could you do some more but show how to fix the foam bolstering?
Solid work man!!! Lots of time and effort, and it turned out great! Maybe some good or even challenging at times father son bonding time too! Thanks for making the video!
Looks good! thanks for the info
Great video. Excellent video editing. Not too much talk but works really well. Great future ahead.
This video was really well made! Great job on the seats!
Glad you like them!
Your video editing is very creative dude
good for you son... very mature video
What a beautiful result! Great video.
Looks good great job
Keep going with TH-cam, this editing is great!
yes! i honestly thought he had a few k subs, but only 50! the quality is too good IoI
@@zacg2953 I appreciate the feedback! Watch out for new videos soon!
Good video brother. Keep it up!
Good job guys
this is so f***ing awesome. your dad is awesome too, nice job it looks amazing (everyone who says otherwise is stoopid)
Hey, try applying some heat to some parts of the seats so they can tighten.
I like the work
Really nice!!
What kinda of leather is this that you put on and where do I find it and the foam?, loved the video and may attempt this one day since I paid off my car lol
The red is amazing. Interior looks like a Porsche
knew your dad was badass when I saw the juki!
He loves it!!
Wow your dad is awesome 👏👏👏
Very cool. I can’t do that shit but it’s still very cool.
These look great! Y’all did so good on every detail! And thank you for walking us through the process👍🏻
Ahh I need is for my dad to learn sewing so that I can DIY my seats 💀. Very complicated 😆, I'm saving up for the work lol
Your dad is the best
Quick question, How do you remove the small part on the left side of the driver seat? The part that allow you to bend the driver seat?
It’s been a while since we did the seats, but I remember that we couldn’t fully separate the 2 parts of the seats because the wiring harness was connected to both parts. There are 2 hinges, 1 on each side of the seat that have a retaining clip, which is the same as the passenger side.
Great job
Thankfully Honda still sells the skins for my rear seats
Where did you buy the red leather for the upholstery?
We got the Red Vinyl at UFO: Upholstery Fabric Outlet here in Southern California. The key thing is they make car fabric with UV treatment, that’s what prevents future fading and damage
Nice. Earned a sub
nice work brother!
accepted home work ... good try
greeting to your father and you
@ max Mendez what did you use for the staple c clips to hold down the seat covers
I used Hog rings and the Hog ring pliers to hold down the seat covers! It’s easier said than done since I didn’t get any footage of it :-/
Great video man. @10:12 that Z31 in your neighbors drive way👌🏽
Yeahhhhh just watched this video… LOL HOSTERY SHOP HERE I COME
Ppl jus be shifting but it really doesn’t look bad
Looks like a DIY job too
Nice job, although going from leather to vinyl is a sin.
Thanks for the video.
Shout out to ya pops!
My boi! How can I hire you?! I need mine done !
Awesome!!!!!
my mother can sew and she has a sewing machine, so i guess im all set! :)
Cool. How long did it take?
It took us about a month but we weren’t consistent. We took our time
How much did this project cost?
It was about $200 for all the materials (fabrics, foam, minor tools)
I just noticed there is a z31 across the street 😆..thats what im gonna reupholster haha.
Nice mann! Document it and post it up!
@@Max.Mendezz i think i just might man! Planning it all out haha
I subscribed to your channel as well
Looks like you had your velociraptor living in your car
Nice!
Walmart sells 4x8 carpet for 20 dollars. You can replace the carpet in your car with it and save HUNDREDS of dollars 🤷🏻♂️
what kind of red it that, I like that 1 hahahah
Damn you almost had $1.50
How much did the proyect cost you?...also I wished you had showed every step to be done by non professionals....it seems a lot of work.
I think it was about $200 for the fabric and that’s about all we spent.
And I know, it was honestly difficult to record the assembly of the new fabric. All it is, is just putting on the new fabric on the cushion with the Hog rings with a special tool
neighbor with the 31
WTF is wrong with people on this comment thread?.. dude that looks like shit... all that work to like giant red turd.. pull all of those seats back out and try it again..! ill on your side bud, I'm rooting for you!
Hi there. U got s email I got a few questions. I will tip you. Im interested in doing this.
Thanks in advance
sure man, my email is maxmendez454@gmail.com. Sorry i didnt catch ur comment until now
may ghế xấu quá z pro
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doesnt look right supposed to be tight not puffy but hey
You can pay 2 or 3 grand or you can pay a couple hundred bucks in materials and diy. I tried it the first time on my brother in law's eggbeater, using fake leather and it came up puffy, but re did it until perfection. Then did it to my m6 with "alcantara" and it came out pretty damn well
Save youself more than $200.00, more importantly, learn a important skill.
Wtf is a 2+2?
2+2 refers to that there’s 2 seats in the front and 2 in the back
@@Max.Mendezz oh alright that makes sense since my car has a middle mine would would 2+3?
Clown, the 2+2 is part of the naming convention, not all cars are named like that. How old are you 15?
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