New 1966 Delta 88 Owner
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New 1966 Delta 88 Owner
Hi! I'm the proud new owner of a 4-door delta 88 1966, celebrity sedan.
It is in quite good shape, but need som parts replaced before shippig it to
Sweden.
Can some one help me out?
Which of all companies offer wheaterstripping (all doors+trunk) and a seatcover that looks like original to a decent price.
Does any one have pictures on the result from these companies doing seat covers?
Or d0 I need to replace both front and back to get it to look ok?
BR /Thomas (Sweden)
It is in quite good shape, but need som parts replaced before shippig it to
Sweden.
Can some one help me out?
Which of all companies offer wheaterstripping (all doors+trunk) and a seatcover that looks like original to a decent price.
Does any one have pictures on the result from these companies doing seat covers?
Or d0 I need to replace both front and back to get it to look ok?
BR /Thomas (Sweden)
Last edited by 2mas; Jan 5, 2012 at 02:02 AM.
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Nobody makes those seat covers. If you want original you must find matching material and have the covers made from scratch or go with custom covers not like original. SMS Auto in Oregon may have some matching material.
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Hi 2mas: Welcome to the Classic Oldsmobile Forum!
Here's some links to rubber products...
http://www.usapartssupply.com/upload...75_catalog.pdf
https://secure.steelerubber.com/search_frameset.php
http://www.metrommp.com/
http://www.fusick.com/
Purchasing parts that you might need and putting them inside your car, before shipping it to Sweden is a great idea!
You will save lots of cash, doing it that way!
Good luck with your restoration and please post some pics when you get the chance.
Here's some links to rubber products...
http://www.usapartssupply.com/upload...75_catalog.pdf
https://secure.steelerubber.com/search_frameset.php
http://www.metrommp.com/
http://www.fusick.com/
Purchasing parts that you might need and putting them inside your car, before shipping it to Sweden is a great idea!
You will save lots of cash, doing it that way!
Good luck with your restoration and please post some pics when you get the chance.
Last edited by Jaybird; Jan 18, 2012 at 05:27 PM.
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Hi!
2mas, do you remember what registration number you got in Sweden?
When I looked at the attached pic I got a feeling that it may be the car I own since 2015. It was brought to Sweden 2012. The front looks great but it would be nice to find a new seat cover to replace the back with.
Best Regards
Stefan
2mas, do you remember what registration number you got in Sweden?
When I looked at the attached pic I got a feeling that it may be the car I own since 2015. It was brought to Sweden 2012. The front looks great but it would be nice to find a new seat cover to replace the back with.
Best Regards
Stefan
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