Like Jim, I do not keep old records. The material was expensive, but I considered it a bargain since it matched the original. The cost of labor to manufacture the seat upholstery was equal to purchasing a new set, which again seemed a bargain and was glad to be able to get it done. As you can see from the images Jim provided the TMI material looked NOTHING like the Ford originals. So the breakdown of cost went something like this: X dollars for the set I ordered from TMI which I eventually gave away to someone, the cost to install the shitty looking covers and discover how drab they looked, then the cost of the correct material, which was considerable but cannot remember the amount, (and a lot more of the material then I had at first estimated since new piping had to be recovered to match the covers) , the cost of shipping the new, correct material from SMS to TMI, than the cost to have them constructed from the new material at TMI plus the shipping to Jim and myself, plus the cost to install the new correct covers on our seat frames. Not to mention that it took weeks to put this plan in action. I helped another person do the same operation at a later date as well and it took several weeks again the second time. If it will be of any help the person we talked to at TMI was named Mr. Scritchfeild if memory serves. He may no longer work there but it will be a place to start. I strongly feel that you should pursue this path if you want to have your interior to look as it should. I might add that you should keep your original windlace since the replacement is made in that same "blah" green as the covers and looks very second rate when installed with the correct color original seat material. Use your original "pony panels" to send to SMS to color match your new material - they will have no idea about that color unless you provide a sample as I doubt they would still have a copy of the original invoice to guide them. Just look at the picture Jim provided and let that be your guide in making the decision to do it correctly. By the way I talked to the folks at TMI when this all took place and asked about the lack of the correct colors and sheen - their reply was that they had mountains of material in the shitty colors and would certainly use all of that up before even attempting to purchase something more correct. Hope this will be of some help to your quest.
