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Help. Please I have tried everywhere to try and get tweed. I need it to redo the interior on my car. This should be the 4th overhaul on the interior. Has anyone ever heard of a $40,000 Ford Escort. I have. Probab;y cause I have one. But nayway I need help to find tweed in purple and gray to finish this thing again.
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Posts: 216 | From: Hermitage, PA | Registered: Feb 2001
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Look in your local yellow pages for Automotive Upholstery Supply, or something similar, and you should find at least ONE source. Unless you live in a smaller town that doesn't have much of anything that is. If that doesn't work, try searching for fabrics online, and just order what you need. I'm sure it can't be that hard to find a source.
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Yeah, I live in a small town only one stoplight in the whole place. Thanks for the help. Any idea of a site address or price on this stuff. I have never worked with it before. I did the entire interior in velvet now it is time for a change.
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Posts: 216 | From: Hermitage, PA | Registered: Feb 2001
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The difference is the way that interior looks. I wouldn't have spent all the time and money I have to build this car to keep a stock interior. I have had a complete crushed velvet interior, but it is time for a change. I think that tweed looks like a new way to go. so I figured that I would give it a try.
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