Hi,
have got a couple of questions.
1.The rear seat on a LH, lower section does this get screwed to the ridge on the floorpan via the tabs on the seat frame or are the tabs surpose to go to the inside of the ridge like on a HQ to HZ currently mine are screwed on the out side.
2.Is there different types of hoodlinings paterns ect, my car is a 1974 LH slr 5000 with a trim # 1877-19x in fact I dont even know what this number means,at the monent all the trim is in great shape but the hoodlining is in poor condition and will be looking to replace would like to get as close if not original material,I live in Perth and will be looking for reputable trimmer to do the job.
Thanks
LH slr interior help needed
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, Aug 19 2007 10:49 AM
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Posted 19 August 2007 - 12:13 PM
1. 1 self taper per side.
Push the seat swab into place once seated properly fasten both self tapers in to secure seat in position.
Most torana's that have been played with or new carpet generally have the screws missing.
Push the seat swab into place once seated properly fasten both self tapers in to secure seat in position.
Most torana's that have been played with or new carpet generally have the screws missing.
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Posted 19 August 2007 - 03:33 PM
19X means Black vinyl with a cloth seat insert, either Herringbone or Houndstooth. Herringbone is like the Dunlop Volley sole pattern and Houndstooth is like the DJs logo.
1877 is the exterior paint code for Barbados Green all over. The paint code should be 568-15827.
James
1877 is the exterior paint code for Barbados Green all over. The paint code should be 568-15827.
James
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Posted 20 August 2007 - 06:49 PM
Thank you.
It is interesting that it is surpose to have cloth inserts in the seats which it does not.
Were there different types of hoodlining?
It is interesting that it is surpose to have cloth inserts in the seats which it does not.
Were there different types of hoodlining?
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