tmitchell59
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Most motorcycle "clubs" Have their patches at the shoulders area. I think this was an HD patch. For me, the holes are sometimes not a dealbreaker. The quality of the jacket is tops. Good cleaning and conditioning will be a great survivor that I would wear. We have seen the worst come to life in this forum.
What is value in this jacket is the hide. Furthermore, the cut to me is one of the best.
More pics! What size is written on tag?
Love this Windward. Shearling is shot to shit and the main zip is non functional, chest pocket needs a pull...I can do the chest pocket but Dena says this will be north of $300 to replace the body with nylon quilt and the main zip...
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That includes all the material. Dena did this same thing for me on my Windward, actually I kept the original zipper. I think the total would probably be closer to $400 but she would have to see the jacket to give a true and fair estimate. If I could get it done for $250 or so I'd do it. $400 is WAY too much.Hey @ton312 --- Just curious because I haven't had super extensive work done on jackets beyond a loose seam or a zipper replacement---but does that ball park price include the cost of the liner material and zipper or does that stuff need to be sourced by the customer?
That includes all the material. Dena did this same thing for me on my Windward, actually I kept the original zipper. I think the total would probably be closer to $400 but she would have to see the jacket to give a true and fair estimate. If I could get it done for $250 or so I'd do it. $400 is WAY too much.
Agreed. Mine looked exactly like this one...torn in the same way. Up by the neck. The shearling in mine was so dry and brittle it was like dandelion dust.Yeah I'm with you. I have a few jackets that need work but I can't do $400 per jacket. Most of what I got I could do $150-$250 but when you get up into that $400 range----it has to be a grail type piece that I picked up for a low price.
PS--These Windwards ALL seem to have that thrashed shearling. I don't think I have seen one with it intact.
Unfortunately I don't have any 'before' pics but this shearling lined Hercules had a tear in the lining at the upper back part. My tailor stitched it back together but then a new tear started to develop right next to the old one. Once shearling is dryed out / brittle there's no way to fix it . A full replacement is the only way.PS--These Windwards ALL seem to have that thrashed shearling. I don't think I have seen one with it intact.
Unfortunately I don't have any 'before' pics but this shearling lined Hercules had a tear in the lining at the upper back part. My tailor stitched it back together but then a new tear started to develop right next to the old one. Once shearling is dryed out / brittle there's no way to fix it . A full replacement is the only way.
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I don’t think my 12 year old could wear that. Legitimately tiny! Very cool cut though.I wish this one was a 40: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1654825...sRmf1WfBR5a&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=SMS
Last thing I need but man I do love this. Pioneer wear.
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Last thing I need but man I do love this. Pioneer wear.
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That includes all the material. Dena did this same thing for me on my Windward, actually I kept the original zipper. I think the total would probably be closer to $400 but she would have to see the jacket to give a true and fair estimate. If I could get it done for $250 or so I'd do it. $400 is WAY too much.