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1937/38 Leather interiors?


bhemi

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Good Morning,

Convertibles had leather, enclosed cars had mohair.  This was true of most of GM cars of the time.  Packards of the same era had leather for the chauffeur compartments were leather, passenger compartments were mohair or other fine fabric.  It appears that leather was not the luxury upholstery material that it is considered to be today.  

 

When I did the interior of my 66C, the old original leather was present.  It was very dark brown and extremely dirty;  It was too brittle to attempt to clean it and determine the actual color.  When I did my interior, I did a tan leather (similar to the top color) that compliments the Bengal Brown exterior very well.

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Check the still-original rear seat of my 1937 80C.

Regrettably, we chose to redo the front, and it is not quite a match 

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