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I'm looking for a source of material or even better a kit to recover all the seats of my 1946 Suburban.

Can anyone help?

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If you have any of the old material, your local upholsterer can fix you up with what you need. An appropriate modern fabric should outlast you originals. My upholster has some nice brown vinyl that is a dead on match for the original.

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Check out Jim Carter Truck Parts. He does sell Correct and Non Correct fabric sets for your Burb. He also, has the headliners


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