Graham Sharknose Interior - 1930's & 1940's Car Interior Materials

When we ride in the comfort of a restored classic car we don't often think about the components that give us that comfort. In this video we're going to talk about all of those details such as wind lace, wire-on and binding to keep the drafts out. There are different types of material such as broad cloth, leather, napped cotton and mohair used in the seats and on the door panels. Rigid materials, such as panel board, is used in the sun visors. Square weave carpet has been replaced by Wilton carpet, for anyone going for a similar look in the restoration.
Here is a list of sources that David mentioned at the end of the video:
Kanter Auto Products, www.kanter.com...
Bill Hirsch Auto, www.hirschauto...
Special Interest Autos, Ardmore, PA
SMS Auto Fabrics, smsautofabrics...
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Music courtesy of RUclips Audio Library: Dorris Day by DJ Williams

[@buzzz241]

Looks 👀 like you’ve done an outstanding restoration! Love it 😊. Thanks.

[@CarzPlus]

Thank you very much! Your comment is greatly appreciated. Thanks for watching!

[@GabrielZuc]

Is this interior factory original? or a reproduction?

[@CarzPlus]

It is an exact copy. The original interior on this car was intact under a 50s style Naugahyde cover put right over it. Thanks for watching.