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Hi Imperialists,

    This is mostly a question for Mike, since he's nearby, but any other 
Imperialists interested may benefit.

Do they deal with leather also? Carpet?
My seats need recovering, certainly a dye job as I've got the Black Plum 
interior, and Portland is close enough to drive if I HAVE to.


Does this actually go to the list? I've only received mail when Greg posts.

Paul V
'65 Crown Coupe
Mauve Metallic/Black Plum/Persian White

>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: mOPAR mIKE and mELISSA
>   To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>   Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 4:08 PM
>   Subject: RE: IML: SMS problem Philippe/Elisabeth
>
>
>   Hello Everyone,
>
>   I have just returned from a quick trip to SMS Upholstery here in Oregon.
>
>   Here is what I learned:
>
>   Very nice people there, they took the time to answer ALL my questions.
>
>   They had 6 people (that I could see) on the phones, and the phones never 
>stopped ringing the whole time I was there.
>
>   I talked to the owner and he took the time to look up the orders from 
>Philippe's friend M. Mendez (France) and Elisabeth (Sweden).
>
>   Regarding M. Mendez' order, He told me that their mill supplier (in New 
>Jersey) had sent some vinyl back to Portland, but the "Pewter" color did 
>not match, so they had to re-order the vinyl to match the original samples 
>from M. Mendez (which I saw). They also had a problem with the embossing of 
>one of the vinyls. They are very meticulious and will only send the order 
>out if it is perfect and correct.
>
>   Regarding Elisabeth's order, he showed me the order and said there were 
>6 different cars that she was buying material for. He said that some of the 
>fabrics had to be specially made at the mill in New Jersey and might take 2 
>weeks, 2 months, or 6 months.
>
>   One thing he kept saying was that people don't realize that some of 
>these orders may take 6 months or longer, he said the best thing to do is 
>to plan ahead and allow at least 6 months for any fabrics, or panels, or 
>vinyl, that might have to be dyed, or embossed, or made from scratch.
>
>   He was very concerned about his customers, his office was well organized 
>and it only took him seconds to find M. Mendez' order and also Elisabeths 
>order.
>
>   This was significant as they are also in the middle of a major move, 
>moving the whole business from Portland to Canby (a small suburb of 
>Portland) and into a larger warehouse.
>
>   I have no involvement with this company, I went there in person to help 
>the people on the IML list, and to see what they have available for my 
>Imperials.
>
>   I hope this helps..............
>
>   Michael Howlett
>
>   Boring Oregon
>
>

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