Stadium Chair repairs and customizing done quickly and professionally. (weddings by appointment only!)

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Antique stadium seats can be found litettering attics, closets, basment and garage junk piles across the US. These long-forgotten relics of sports history were most likely abandoned in frustration at attempts to restore them to their former splendor.

Today, these seats are being treated under the care and expertise of our long time partner, Pastor Bob Ralph, alias "The Seat Doctor."

Observe the pictures below and learn of the method's of Bob Ralph's miracle cure, giving hope, aesthetic appeal (and considerable value) to antique stadium seats.

 

Observe what our long-time partner Bob Ralph at Ralph Seating Woodbury NJ can do with your old seats. Tours are only allowed by appointment because the “skunk works” is a laboratory setting!

Worlds largest library of authentic paint codes, number font samples and antique stadium seat parts.

Shown below is the restoration of a row of four Shibe Park aka Connie Mack Stadium Philadelphia seats.

We took four in a row, ratty, and at customer request made a double red and a single green. All authentic ballpark color match, and number font matches.

 

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Before...This row of 4 Shibe Park Seats have seen better days.
Seat Doc Examines Bob Ralph points out the layers of paint.
AfterThe customer decided to have a single red chair...
After...and a double green chair made out of his quad.

 

 

A clergyman with a passion for baseball that rivals his passion for the pulpit, Ralph has a diversified memorabilia collection that includes over 200 chairs from 30 U.S. ballparks that have been demolished, including Veterans' Stadium and Connie Mack Stadium.

A rabid baseball fan since he was 12 the Seat Doctor is a collector of all sorts of artifacts. Cards, thousands of them. Scorecards and yearbooks from all time periods. Newspapers from the Dodgers' 1955 World Series triumph.

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