1937 1938 Ford Two Door Sedan Tan Front Seat Reupholstered Like Original on 2040-parts.com
Ligonier, Pennsylvania, US
A very nice split front seat for a 1937-1938 Ford two door sedan. Work was professionally done by Portage Trim in Ravenna, Ohio. Match on mohair carpet 0n bottom is exactly like original. Seat upholstery is very close to original and is in like new condition.
This is a great opportunity to own a 1937-38 Ford seat.
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