Harlan Halsey wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 4:22 am
My '59 Carrera GT is carpeted in the rear, and has black vinyl replacing the carpet in the front. The Door tops and top trim in the rear are of wood. Standard rubber matts.
Yes I am looking for that black vinyl for the front. I believe it is Schwarzplast lightweight vinyl. Does anyone know where to find?
Original door top on my car is gone. But according to Reutter Certificate, mine should be painted metal.
AnandRajani wrote: ↑Sun Jun 03, 2018 12:06 am
I believe John Willhoit has the perfect Schwarzplast lightweight vinyl that goes in that car. He has a Carrera GT and could probably help you.
Anand
For those interested, I have the correct Carrera GT Inaplast vinyl in stock. There are a couple versions available. I sell it in factory pattern cut and bound set for full vinyl front/rear or vinyl front/carpet rear. Underlayment is recommended as well.
I also do the correct factory “Diamond pattern” light grey Headliners.
Michael Doyle
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Harlan Halsey wrote: ↑Fri Jul 23, 2021 4:22 am
My '59 Carrera GT is carpeted in the rear, and has black vinyl replacing the carpet in the front. The Door tops and top trim in the rear are of wood. Standard rubber matts.
Yes I am looking for that black vinyl for the front. I believe it is Schwarzplast lightweight vinyl. Does anyone know where to find?
Original door top on my car is gone. But according to Reutter Certificate, mine should be painted metal.
Jakkrit. I have what you are looking for. I do the complete GT interiors as well. Feel free to contact me.
I`ve never heard of wooden door tops on an A car. Could someone enlighten me.....are there more out there? Cole.....you wrote the Carrera book....what say you?.........moderator......this thread should be in the "Carrera " forum.
As Groucho famously once said, "...who are you gonna believe, me or your own eyes?" It looks like I may be dining on a small portion of Crow. I certainly I would not dispute Harlan's direct knowledge and observation. I have observed his car very closely over many years at the Monterey Historics and there's no question that his is a fine and correct example.
