Pulled the back seat off to see if I could find a build sheet. Unfortunately I didn't find one, but did notice that the upholstery looks original. It's in excellent condition. I figured it was replaced when the car was restored. I found a paper tag on the underside of the back portion of the seat and a metal tag on the bottom portion of the seat. I took some pics. Let me know what you guys think.
original interior???
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Even if the skin has been replaced, what we are seeing is probably original.
It's not uncommon to find the rear seat in that condition. Many times the only part of a rear seat that shows its age is the flat below the rear glass.
It's not uncommon to find the rear seat in that condition. Many times the only part of a rear seat that shows its age is the flat below the rear glass.
alot of times with the cheaper cars the build sheets disapeard before the car left the factory usually the underside of the seats remain vertually brand new cuz theres such a tight fit with little to no dirt moisture getting under there evrey A body seat I have pulled out has looked that clean and only a handfull of them have had build sheets
That black metal tag is from the manufacturer. It's there info of what they produced.
The pther tag looks orginal. Can it be alot of them? I see sew. Is that meaning were the would sew on the factory? Never seen it before.
The pther tag looks orginal. Can it be alot of them? I see sew. Is that meaning were the would sew on the factory? Never seen it before.
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