Per the Tigers United article, I used poster board, available at any office
supply store. It's a bit thicker than the original, which, BTW, showed some
discoloration but no deterioration after 40 + years.
Tom
' 67 Mark 2
On Sun, Mar 6, 2011 at 8:25 AM, rande <rande@thecia.net> wrote:
> I think if I were replacing the stiffener material for the seat backs, I'd
> look
> for a thin plastic, on the order of the material used for Rick's
> replacement
> trunk liner panels. It may need to be a bit thinner for the seat back, but
> it
> would solve the moisture issue. If cardboard is still called for for your
> Tiger,
> hopefully someone can offer a product to use.
>
> Rande
> B382000048
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