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HappyJack

HappyJack

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Been awhile since I’ve posted. But thought I’d share my new seats in my 67 Fury convertible.
Well not new, just recovered.
My daughter, who works in a furniture upholstery shop did them for me.
Instead of returning to all vinyl, I had her put cloth inserts in because sitting on hot vinyl in the summer sucks.

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That looks quite period correct. Is the cloth section considered "herring bone"?
Regardless, it looks great!
 
Your daughter has a nice side business waiting for her...... send my compliments. Great idea for a convertible The cloth, either "houndstooth" or "herringbone" (she'll know the difference), is a good, period look. If any purists ask about it being factory, you could tell them it was a spring special at a local dealer. I won't say anything if you won't.
 
I'm late seeing this thread, but yes that is a very nice job of making/installing the new seatcovers. Nice materials selection as well!

I'm having my '65 NYer seats redone soon, using some NOS Chrysler fabric I bought from a guy on ETSY. SMS wanted an arm and leg for the factory material, and the ETSY guy had enough cloth for a '67 NYer in a perfect color and at a fraction of the price. I'll post photos. Cheers
 
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