Originally Posted by Otto Skorzeny
Does restoration specialist show dimensions for their product? I'd be interested to see how it compares to Steele rubber product's offering.
The bottom sample in the picture I posted above was actually from Steele, so the dimensions between it an Restoration Specialties offering is nearly identical.

You'd have to call Restoration Specialties for the tan product I used. Same part number 990007 with the color tacked on.

As you can see from Jeff's note in the photo, he's willing to make tooling to match the sample of original I sent him. I'd imagine it would NOT be cheap and he'd want a large commitment from buyers to do that. But his current tooling works nicely. He might be able to do a run with the original tan-grey material if someone is a stickler for originality.


Kevin
1951 Chevy 3100 work truck
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