1950 1951 MERCURY SEDAN 1949-51 MERCURY ABS COWL PANELS

Part Number: MERC 4951-CSP

MERCURY SEDAN  1949-51 MERCURY ABS COWL PANELS - Part Number MERC 4951-CSP
Description: Cowl Side Panels are made for the make, model and year of the car or truck specified. Most Cowl Panels made between 1928 and the mid-1960s were constructed using an oil impregnated cardboard. After a number of years, these upholstery panels become dry and brittle and begin to disintegrate. Some have welting sewn along the door edges. All of our patterns are based on out-of-the-car originals that someone has sent to us for duplication. Application: Restoration Vehicles, Street Rods and Customs. Delivery: If the pattern is one we already have, delivery is immediate. Materials Used: ABS plastic with a medium embossed leather grain (chicken track on some Ford cars and trucks). This material duplicates the original look and texture for cars built between 1928 and the mid-1960s. ABS plastic is very tough, yet flexible, and does not show scratches or scuffs. It can be easily dyed with a flat vinyl plastic spray paint. Authenticity: Not a single car owner has reported a point loss in a concours judging competition as a result of installing our Cowl Panels. We go to exacting lengths to ensure that each of our products will look and fit just like the original. Color: With few exceptions, Cowl Side Panels were black when they came from the factory during the early 1930s. In the late 1930s and early 1940s through the early 1950s, the automotive industry began to paint the cowl panels to match the color of the firewall insulator. With the end of WWII, the auto manufacturers began making the firewall insulators black. ABS plastic can be dyed with a flat, vinyl plastic spray paint. A word of caution, the automotive paint colors today are vastly different from the Robins Egg Blue and Lima Bean Green of the 1950s and 1960s. Be careful in your selection of color. We recommendusing SEM Vinyl Plastic Spray Paints for your automotive interior. 1950 1951

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