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Nos, 1964 Ford Galaxie Oem Rear Convertible Seat Cover Bottom Only. Palomino. on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Amherst, Ohio, United States

Amherst, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:Ford Interchange Part Number:na Manufacturer Part Number:na Placement on Vehicle:Left

This is a  factory stock Ford seat cover that has been in storage for decades. They came from the Ford upholstery  trim plant in Utica, Michigan back in 1964.  This is a rear bottom only cover for a convertible..  It is NOS, new old stock. palomino in color.. no damage or fading. light staining on canvas back as seen in pics.  Great for an original survivor car or restoration of a 100 point show car that requires correct fabric, and fabric thickness and embossed texture grain, etc., which is difficult to reproduce perfectly. Lower 48 only.

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