Earlier this year, Porsche announced it was bringing back the iconic Pasha fabric for a special edition 911. Well, the news went over so well that they’re now bringing back several other historic fabrics. … [Read more...] about Porsche Just Reissued Some of Its Most Iconic Interior Fabrics
Industry History
The Seat Belt’s Hall of Fame Induction is Long Overdue
The humble seat belt — one of the most important safety innovations in automotive history — is finally getting its due. … [Read more...] about The Seat Belt’s Hall of Fame Induction is Long Overdue
Sewing Machines, Seat Covers and Badass Women: A Look Back in Time
Auto upholstery has long been seen as a man’s trade — gritty, hands-on, and tucked away in the back corners of custom shops and factories. But here’s the truth: women have been shaping the look and feel of car interiors since the very beginning. … [Read more...] about Sewing Machines, Seat Covers and Badass Women: A Look Back in Time
GM Once Dreamed of Polka Dot and Houndstooth Convertible Tops
In 1961, General Motors sought to differentiate itself from the competition by offering fashionable convertible tops in a variety of patterns, including polka dots, houndstooth and even floral print. … [Read more...] about GM Once Dreamed of Polka Dot and Houndstooth Convertible Tops
The Forgotten Era of Leather Convertible Tops
When you think of convertible soft tops, you probably picture sleek canvas or vinyl designs, built to withstand the elements while looking stylish. But did you know that in the early days of the automobile, some high-end rides actually had genuine leather tops? … [Read more...] about The Forgotten Era of Leather Convertible Tops
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