The Ford Barn

DavidG · 01-13-2019, 03:13 PM

95476,

Your penultimate sentence says it all.

For those who think that their local upholsterer is a viable alternative, what happens if you can't supply them with patterns because that in your car or truck was changed over the years or is poor condition or missing all together? Certainly every local upholsterer out their cannot possibly have knowledge of all the variations that exist in the '32-'53 era. In other words, it took LeBaron Bonney decades to acquire original samples in order to develop a full line of offerings. What are the odds that your local source has done that?

01-13-2019, 03:13 PM	#4
DavidG Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: southeastern Michigan Posts: 10,670	Re: LeBaron Bonny Company 95476, Your penultimate sentence says it all. For those who think that their local upholsterer is a viable alternative, what happens if you can't supply them with patterns because that in your car or truck was changed over the years or is poor condition or missing all together? Certainly every local upholsterer out their cannot possibly have knowledge of all the variations that exist in the '32-'53 era. In other words, it took LeBaron Bonney decades to acquire original samples in order to develop a full line of offerings. What are the odds that your local source has done that?