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Those are the factory tags on the seat upholstery. Not uncommon to find on original seat covers. I’ve observed many on all mopar body styles. Chrysler made all of the interior seat covers in house. A good friends mother worked in the upholstery shop at Dodge main for 40+ years. I had the...

The "Finer Details" restoration shop has been under new management for the past several years. Ken Mosier is NOT associated with the shop in anyway. Regardless, the new owners and the Finer Details team are still delivering high quality mopar restorations. link to site: The Finer Details -...

Info on the valve cover ID already exists. This link from the GTX registry is a good reference to help ID correct mopar valve covers, http://www.1970gtxregistry.com/1967-71valvecoverreference/1964-71 valve cover reference photos.html Another link on big block valve cover ID from "Mopar...

For reference / comparison, here is an original top boot clip for an E-body First picture is the intact clip as it should look The second picture shows what most look like after years of use - the end broken off exposing the metalframe referred to in my other post

If the original factory clips were the same across all of the mopar lines, A-B-E-C body convertible top boots, then actually unless Legendary has made a redesign, there are NO "exact" reproductions available. Yes Legendary boots have the clips sewn in and Yes they will function. However, an...