Looking for a hood and seat or seat foam......

[cledussnow77]

Hey guys, found this new project yesturday and am now looking for a hood and a seat or seat foam for it. Can't wait to get started on it . Thanks Ed

[JDT]

I believe that John can build a seat from scratch as he had made several 340S seats.

Doesn't that redneck from TX have repo hoods?

[I500]

Lee Fredrickson is the guy that has the hoods.

[WinnipegStPaul9]

Good Job Ed, does Bob know you took it from behind his garage?

DA

[cledussnow77]

No Don he dosn't

[DeereKid9]

I have a custom hood for it. Why didn't you take it too. lol

[cledussnow77]

Where can I find Lee's # and John's #, are they listed here on the site and I'm just missing them somewhere. Thanks ahead of time to all of you that help me make this sled happen , my dad had one of these years ago and I've been tryin to find what happened to it and have had no luck yet so this is my chance to "have it back" in a way.

[Sprailfire340]

John is a sponsor here - http://www.johnsupholstery.com/contact.php

John's Upholstery
507-220-5386
121 South Main St.
Sanborn MN 56083

CLASSIC MUSCLE SLEDS
LEE FREDERICKSON
651-433-2401
Marine, MN
no website

[JoeRainville]

Hi Guys,

Lee does the 340/s hood and pans, and owns the molds and products.
If you want a Liquidator hood or a 340/s tool box, those are my products, and you need to order them through me even though Lee is my supplier.

I am working with an excellent supplier in MN for a quote on reproducing the orginal "ABS" style 340/s hood. This guy does all the work for Arctic Restorations, and I should be getting a quote soon for an all new mold.

Lee's 340/s hood is an excellect reproduction of the Deere 2nd gen glass hood for the 340/s, but the original ABS units fit better. I used an NOS Deere glass hood on my 340/s resto, and the fit is less than desirable to the point that I am going to replace the hood with a new one. "IF" all goes well, I hope to pick up the first order of new hoods when I come out for Hay Days.

Lee's pans are an excellent reproduction of the factory glass pan that looks and fits as well as the original ABS pan. But, if you don't have the original narrow bumper, trimming is required, and you might have to re-work the updated Cycone bumper Deere used with the trimmed Cyclone pan.

I hope this helps,
-Joe Rainville
joerainville@hotmail.com