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Gary,
Fabulous and fascinating work you are doing. Your photos and notes have been, and will continue to aid my project greatly. My car, (model 47 Special) is missing one of the rear seat armrest frames. Might someone offer an idea how one might find an old one, or fabricate a new one?
Thanks,
Neill McKinstray
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On May 24, 2018 at 2:38 PM, Gary W said:
Hi Neill,
For my 1937 Model 48, (2-door "trunkback" sedan) this is what I ordered from LeBaron Bonney:
Style # 37-4411 , Body #6889
1-Headliner Kit Fabric A-806
1-Panel Kit Fabric 2-N Bedford Cord
1-Seat Kit Fabric 2-C Bedford Cord
1-Trunk Kit Fabric TL-25
1-Front Carpet Fabric F88-1
1-Rear Carpet Fabric F88-1
2-Sunvisors Recovering Fabric GM220
2-Robe Rail Recovering Fabric GM320
2-Arm Rest Recovering Fabric 2-N Bedford Cord
I used their recovering service for my sunvisors, robe rails (Fabric covered ropes behind the seats) and the front seat arm rest/door pull.
The kit as I ordered it was very complete and had all welting, nails, tacks....
I hope that helps you out.
Gary
Many thanks for the assistance.
Neill
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Gary,
Le Barron states that they offer, "complete" interior kits. As there are MANY varied elements of the interior, I'm curious just how complete their kit is. For example, extra fabric for the front seat kick plates; piping for the top of the front seat; door handles; rear seat grab handles; etc. Given your experience, I want to be very specific when I order. However, I am not certain I can even identify every single component. Any insight?
Neill
1937 Buick Model 48: RESTORATION HAS BEGUN! (Photo)
in Buick - Pre War
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All,
Gary's chronicled work has been very inspiring. I was so impressed with the woodgrain results that I sought to replicate Gary's effort for my own '37 Special. I investigated hand graining, di-noc, and hydrographics. At the end of the day, I selected the hydro route for the combination of quality, durability and cost. I'm very pleased. Thanks for the inspiration, Gary!
Neill