Interior Restoration Kits

[Deleted User]

I am looking for a company that handles complete interior restoration kits for my 1947 Hudson club coupe. I need headliner,door panels,floor covering,seat covers,etc. Can anyone help me with this?

Chuck

[Deleted User]

Ain't none

PAULARGETYPE

WELL YOU NOT RESTORING A FOR OR CHEVY WHAT YOUR ASKING FOR DOES NOT EXIST TO MY KNOWLEDGE I SURE WISH THE WAS

Ol racer

FYI
Just happens im looking for interior Kits myself for my newest Hudson Project. Previous Hudsons had bought Acme headliner then went to local Fabric Upholstry Store for material to cover original panel board.
Here are a couple Interior Sites. Naturally they dont have Hudson listed but advertise specializing in all older cars so should accomodate.

www.rodinteriors.com
www.auutoupholstrykits.com

VicTor Z

105421 wrote:

I am looking for a company that handles complete interior restoration kits for my 1947 Hudson club coupe. I need headliner,door panels,floor covering,seat covers,etc. Can anyone help me with this?

Chuck

Hello Chuck, I have the window channeling and K-Gap has the rubber weatherstriping.
Vic's Auto Window Channeling (562) 947-5864, K-Gap, www.k-gap.com, (951) 727-0607

[Deleted User]

I believe Kanter has headliners and carpet sets,
Roger

Browniepetersen

If you want to do the work yourself you will need to contact several companies to find what you want and what you will finally use.

I would recommend that you Google for local interior shops around your area and check out one or two shops that work on old cars. My local shop has access to all types of material and has been able to find original materials, at better prices, in places and sources that I did not even know about. Keep in mind that a lot of shops do not like to do complete interiors because there is a lot of work to do one and it ties up their shop for extended time. This is also an area where the "touch of the masters hand" comes into play. It is not a Model A Ford so it takes a little bit more ability to make it look right. I liken it to sewing up your own suit. Seems simple enough but once you get started you find out that some things are better left to professionals.....

[Deleted User]

I have a 47 Hudson coupe.

The following link will help with the headliner.

Door panels you can build yourself. The link also has the basic materials you will need.
http://www.automotiveinteriors.com/
Randy

Nevada Hudson

Try SMS

Uncle Josh

Kanter will make headliners, sewn and pleated etc seats, supply fabric for doors etc
and carpets. Send for samples and a free catalog.

kamzack

As Nev Hud mentioned, SMS is a good source as well. I sent for smaples for my 50 Commodore. They have the exact fabric. I was thrilled, now I just have to gather up funds for 7 yards times 89.00, expensive but just like original.
Kim

chopperchuck

Nevada Hudson wrote:

Try SMS

?? more info please,

MikeWA

chopperchuck wrote:

Nevada Hudson wrote:

Try SMS

?? more info please,

Its a company in Canby, Oregon that supplies upholstery materials for vintage cars. www dot smsautofabrics dot com. They say the do 2000 different door panes, too, so who knows? May even have one for your car.