I was lookiing for a detailed drawing with measurements and a list of materials. I am not very clever and its mean to make fun of me.
We're not laughing at you, we're laughing with you.
You need to find the Fab Guy. Obviously decent fabrication folks make a lot of money welding and machining things. Most shops aren't going to have time for this, and you wouldn't want to pay for it if they did.
But there's always guys out there that just don't dig that sort of lifestyle, making thousands of the same widgets for weeks at a time, but like to have a different challenge everyday.
The right place is probably going to look messy with metal bits everywhere and scrap cars motorcycle frames etc. It is going staffed by one or two guys that look like they used to be Roadies for ZZ Top. Bonus if you can find one that's a Gator and understands what the seats mean to you.
To find on of these guys maybe go by a few muffler shops or whatever and ask them if they know a welder that does side jobs or small jobs.
As for the base itself it might matter what the guy has sitting around. What pieces of metal he has. Unless you have something specific in mind,
Also it may be worth your time to take a look at some metal seats or benches or something like that. Buying a more ornate seat base and then having him modify to attach your seats is probably more cost-effective. Scrap metal costs have plummeted so it's a good time for this.
good luck.
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