1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1969 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
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the cushion and below the bolster or in the<br />
center of the backrest.<br />
Leather Upholstery—This term means that<br />
a combination of genuine leather and coated<br />
fabric is used throughout.<br />
Lower Instrument Panel—The instrument<br />
panel, glove compartment door and ash receiver<br />
doors.<br />
Luxury Coil Springs—A coil seat spring,<br />
wrapped in sheeting or muslin, wider in diameter<br />
than rnarshall type.<br />
Marshall Type Springs—Narrow diameter,<br />
individually wrapped in burlap, coil seat springs.<br />
Molded Plastic—A formed plastic, such as<br />
front seat back panel.<br />
Natural Grain —Leather with a natural hair<br />
cell without any additional design.<br />
Notched Back—A separation at top between<br />
individual backrests. Usually in a Coupe type<br />
seat.<br />
Nylon Cloths—Nylon warp fibers with. Viscose<br />
filler. Any reference to a Nylon cloth means<br />
that the material is a Nylon-Viscose blend.<br />
OO—When used on new car order, it refers to<br />
a special exterior color.<br />
OOO—Refers to special upholstery, on new<br />
car order.<br />
Pipes or Pleats—Style of upholstering when<br />
material is folded or separated by seams, visible<br />
or invisible.<br />
Rear Quarters—When applied to interior it<br />
may refer to rear upper area below headlining;<br />
on 2-door cars, the section back of doors. For<br />
exterior reference it may mean rear section<br />
above belt line; lower section back of door<br />
extending to rear end of car.<br />
Rear Shelf—The area between rear seat back<br />
and rear window. Package shelf.<br />
Risers—A section raised above its surrounding<br />
area.<br />
Sail Panel—Refers to rear section above belt<br />
line.<br />
Seaming Laces—Also called welts. A fabric<br />
covered cord or piping used to join by sewing<br />
two sections of material. This also has the benefit<br />
of locating and properly positioning the upholstery<br />
material to form and preserve the required<br />
shape.<br />
Sedan Type Seat—A straight-across type seat<br />
without individual backrest separation.<br />
Seat—Combination of backrest and seat cushion<br />
which comprises entire seat assembly.<br />
Seat Cover—The top of cushion or face of<br />
backrest which has body contact.<br />
Seat Side Panels—A section along side of<br />
front seat backrest.<br />
Seat Wings—Lower front seat side panel.<br />
Set of Trim Stock—The various components<br />
that comprise a complete interior upholstery.<br />
Skirt—See Cushion face.<br />
Strato Backrest—Thin, tapered backrest.<br />
Top Boot—Convertible top cover when lowered.<br />
Top of instrument Panel—The padded vinyl<br />
top or instrument panel cover in back of windshield.<br />
Trim—The interior upholstery combination.<br />
Trim Style—The design into which the upholstery<br />
fabrics are shaped, such as pipe, biscuits,<br />
plain, etc.<br />
Vacuum Formed—Vinyl or plastic molded by<br />
vacuum instead of pressure.<br />
Windlace—The fabric or leather covered windhose<br />
applied around doors as an air seal.