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Nice work ! I'll jump on board if there's room !
You could probably redo those seats yourself by using the old ones as a pattern ... There are several members here that have learned to sew here on the forum ..
It's really not that hard with a little practice ...
If the seat is dimensionally correct , the cusions are comfortable , and you can match them with any other upolstrey you will be needing. I say go for it. Myself I always liked the wood and upolstrey look.
Found a great deal on a trailer - Venture Tri Axle. Needs brake work and lights but its not going anywhere right now. Its also a little big for my ship, but the weight parameters are right. Moving the boat to it from the poppet stands was an interesting process...
Sucks having a job other than working on this thing - here some progress i've made in the last month or so.
Pic of one new poly tank - as mentioned before the old tank was galv steel. It was actually a structural deck supporting member, as it was lower and longer than the new tank and sat underneath the plywood hanging in the foreground. I'll have to extend the plywood downward to regain that support.