Yep, all the horse hair is gone from under the tex.
Horse hair has that kind of reaction to flood waters, makes it kinda just rot
away (c:
That's a real good $200 car. Not much more.
From: Hendrik and Fay heni...@gmail.com
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Unfortunately, beginning around 1972/3 the US market cars were required to have
flame retardant in the horsehair. Turns out that in addition to being toxic,
the flame retardants used were also acidic and destroyed the horsehair. That's
why early 108 and 115 seats are usually fine, but any 115
What's the story with the back seat?
Looks like rats have got in there and eaten the stuffing?
Hendrik
who has not seen a seat like that
On 06/08/13 10:21, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
I guess I will bid and see where it ends up.
