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My 1967 Plus 4 DHC is currently at the upholsterers having the seats recovered but we have struck a problem - The seat cushions fitted don't appear to be original. Can anyone please provide me with photographs of the original seat cushions and details of how or what they sat on. At the moment mine are on what looks like upturned wooden boxes that don't fit at all well. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you
1967 Plus 4 Drophead coupe with a TR4a engine
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I have the covers. PM Me and I will give you what ever information You need. wmbutton@gmail.com
The wooden boxes are made of very light plywood for a reason. They flex for comfort. Also a good grade of leather will be more comfortable as it breathes. I also have the plywood boxes so I can measure and take pictures of these also.
I can't figure out the picture method on TM.
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