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interior material question
Is this interior material specific to "Custom Deluxe" in 72 or was it available (but not common) in a Cheyenne, etc? Personally, I've never seen it in a Cheyenne. I kinda like it. I think. Maybe...
Oh yeah - meant to ask - is this what is referred to as "Highlander"?? |
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Re: interior material question
that is so 70ish... think my grandpa had a shirt to match that with pants...Lol different but really not that bad!
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Re: interior material question
what are ya talkin about, I STILL have shirts that match that seat....
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Re: interior material question
Highlander Plaid. Available only in late '72. Blue, Green, Orange, and Black/Grey I believe were the available colors. Search the forum for it - lots of details about the option package.
It's cool and so retro! I had a blue one once and stupidly replaced the seatcover with a black houndstooth and dyed all the parchment interior pieces black. I think the material is available as some NOS has been found by the right people.
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Re: interior material question
. . . .
This picture shows the choice of colors, laying on the seat. . . . . |
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Re: interior material question
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Re: interior material question
If anyone knows where I can get one,I would really like to have a "short" kilt in that pattern.lol J/K
I love the Highlander pattern though.
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Re: interior material question
thanks guys - that's just cool. I like houndstooth, but this is not very common and I used to have an orange/white 72 C10, sure brought back some memories. I DIDN'T have the highlander option though (or this material). How did Chevy EVER think this would be so cool back then!? And 39 years later.
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Re: interior material question
hmm - here's another one I am not familiar with - any of you got the name of this gorgeous setup? As you can see, it's on a cheyenne super (although I do still like the highlander better - you know what they say, "there can only be one.....")
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Re: interior material question
I have a Highlander but the seat has been recovered. There's a place in Oregon called SMS Auto Fabrics that sells the plaid fabric. It's expensive but available. My wife does upholstery so I was planning on buying the fabric and have her make a new cover. However, I may have found a place that has the entire seat cover with the Highlander plaid. Hoping to know more in the next few days regarding availability and cost.
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Re: interior material question
Reminds me of the old nylon ribbon woven lawn chairs.
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