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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / October 2004Questions about upholstery
I have a 66 mustang convertible with an ember glow and parchment pony interior. I have looked fairly far a field and can't seem to find an exact match to replace the worn out one. Does any one know of a place that makes interiors for Mustangs that are correct e.g. color match? Any help is welcome. Thanks Dennis 66 Mustang convertible Mustangs Plus, Dallas Mustang, etc, carry the interiors, and pretty good materials and workmanship. You might be expecting too much if you are looking for an exact match to what you have now due to age/fade/etc. Might check with K.A.R. Mustang (they do restoration work on Mustangs, as well as carry parts now... >I have a 66 mustang convertible with an ember glow and parchment pony >interior. I have looked fairly far a field and can't seem to find an exact [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >66 Mustang convertible Entering into the unknown, V'ger seeks information used to maintain his Vintage Burgundy 1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 w/289 ci 4v oem A Code V8, C4 Trans, 16x8" Vintage 40 wheels, with BF Goodrich gForce T/A 225/50ZR16 tires, American Racing "Mustang" Centercaps, and a whole lot of other stuff; ) > Mustangs Plus, Dallas Mustang, etc, carry the interiors, and pretty > good materials and workmanship. You might be expecting too much if you > are looking for an exact match to what you have now due to > age/fade/etc. Might check with K.A.R. Mustang (they do restoration > work on Mustangs, as well as carry parts now... Yeah I've checked those folks out and the problem is the color of the ember glow around the pony it appears that the area with the ponies is only only marginally darker than the rest of the ember glow. The original was much darker so it's not so much a matter of even being close. > >I have a 66 mustang convertible with an ember glow and parchment pony > >interior. I have looked fairly far a field and can't seem to find an exact [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > T/A 225/50ZR16 tires, American Racing "Mustang" > Centercaps, and a whole lot of other stuff; ) TMI makes pretty good stuff. I'm going to use a set of thier pony seats and the new matching two tone standard door panels they just came out with. >> Mustangs Plus, Dallas Mustang, etc, carry the interiors, and pretty >> good materials and workmanship. You might be expecting too much if you [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >> T/A 225/50ZR16 tires, American Racing "Mustang" >> Centercaps, and a whole lot of other stuff; ) How about, go talk to an upholstery shop and show them what you want it to look like when finished, and show/explainwhat you are essentially starting with. See if they can make the alteration you seek using dye, and for how much. No a perfect idea, but it's an option.I'd see if I could find some referenced shop noted for good raw upholstery work. >> Mustangs Plus, Dallas Mustang, etc, carry the interiors, and pretty >> good materials and workmanship. You might be expecting too much if you [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >> T/A 225/50ZR16 tires, American Racing "Mustang" >> Centercaps, and a whole lot of other stuff; ) Entering into the unknown, V'ger seeks information used to maintain his Vintage Burgundy 1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 w/289 ci 4v oem A Code V8, C4 Trans, 16x8" Vintage 40 wheels, with BF Goodrich gForce T/A 225/50ZR16 tires, American Racing "Mustang" Centercaps, and a whole lot of other stuff; ) |
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