What about the reproduction material that one can buy for our cars now?
Is it woven any sturdier that the original stuff?
I've thought on occasion of having my car reupholstered in a cloth that
was original, but if "original" is that problematic, I'll stay with the
stuff I've got.
Tony Boatman
Boise, Idaho
57 Dodge CRL D500
69 Barracuda Convertible
85 Bitter SC
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The 57 Coronet convertible seat cloth was called "Sutter's Gold", and
it, like the 57 CRL
convertible cloth ("Gotham Texture") were used in Suburban and Sierra,
and, on the Custom Sierra station wagons, as they were considered to be
the "toughest" material.
The Coronet "Custom" (sub-model) cloth was called "Star Dot".
That Coro Sutter's Gold was pretty study stuff, as it didn't have a
'thickness/texture', to it, which could be 'grabbed', by clothing
passing over it.
Gotham Texture was VERY thick/nappy/
dimensional material.
Neil Vedder
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