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Interior Kits
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George Zeck
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Devin -
Sorry -- didn't see the request. I used the loop * saddle color. Real happy with it.
My post refering to above interior panels (not carpeting) basically say - the odds of doing a nice job on an earlier sprite are great. The later ones had more detailed panels / dash work from England and are harder to duplicate.
We have the same year - just take yoru time and you'll be much happier. The folks withe the late 60's on cars - probably would steer them to the moss int panel kits.
Tx-
George
Sorry -- didn't see the request. I used the loop * saddle color. Real happy with it.
My post refering to above interior panels (not carpeting) basically say - the odds of doing a nice job on an earlier sprite are great. The later ones had more detailed panels / dash work from England and are harder to duplicate.
We have the same year - just take yoru time and you'll be much happier. The folks withe the late 60's on cars - probably would steer them to the moss int panel kits.
Tx-
George
