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Packard Seat Leather Upholstery- Front Seat Lower on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Garner, North Carolina, United States

Garner, North Carolina, United States
Condition:For parts or not working

Just opened a box of leather pieces from an auction and these pieces matched up. I believe this is for a front seat lower of a 1955 Packard Caribbean.  Some of the pieces save for the piping and the 1-2 inch attaching cloth. It is white pleated seat facing with some of the padding coming off the underside. The rest is supposed to be light blue but in certain light has a greenish tinge to the color. Why the covering was disassembled I do not know. Maybe it was removed from a junked car piece by piece.  I think the passenger side pieces could be made from these remnants by flipping them. Good for use as a pattern if you don't have one. As I complete the other coverings, I will list them. Any questions or more specific photos, just ask and I'll try to oblige.

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