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04-01-2011, 03:16 PM
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looking for a source for replacement wood slats
Hello all. I have a pair of Milwaukee Brewer County Stadium seats.... probably original. All the metal is good but the wood slats are mostly shot. I have seen a couple of sites that sell the whole seat... I want to replace with new wood and try to save some dough by doing all the work myself.
Any sources out there? As a last stretch I could pick up some red oak or hickory and cut all the pieces myself but the bend would be tricky for the back slats unless I steam and work in a jig or mold.... I would hate to not be able to save and use these classics. I appreciate any help or leads I can get.... p 
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