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How much would it cost to restore the interior to a different color? 120-130

posted by  Oliver on  Wed Dec 11 09:46 CST 2002
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Jason,

I ordered a red set for a 1964 122S four door a few years back as was suprised at the quality. I never got around to the installation because I got rid of the car, but the material was good and heavy, simular to the original pattern, and the stitch work was not bad. I know you "get what you pay for" but you would have a hard time picking a JC Whitney set (properly installed) from a medium quality upholstery shop. I am sure the JC Whitney set is much less than the upholstery shop.

You can also order extra material for the door panels and such if you want.

Oliver
66 1800S






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