1970, 300 door panels

[Dunno-Mate]

Hi All
I'd like to fix up my door panels on a 1970 Chrysler 300 covetable. I've been told an upholsterer can't do this as the patterns are factory pressed.
Q1: Does anyone know if there is someone in Australia that can restoration on these to keep them looking original.
Q2: Alternatively, does anyone know what to use to patch repair these as it's only on the edge where its peeling.
I was looking at those patch kits, but not too sure what it will look like.

 

[Imperial Pete]

The three round clips you have holding the trim in isn't factory either.
SMS in USA. Problem with SMS is you may be waiting for 2 or 3 years
No one in Australia would set up to make tooling for a one off deal, unless you were prepared to pay for the tooling maybe?.
Speak to Dash Original in Adelaide, they may be prepared to make the tooling if you want to pay for it.

 

[ayilar]

@Dunno-Mate : those rear interior panels are hard to find. They are unique to the convertibles. One suggestion would be to find a parts car (yes, they do come up).

 

[Samplingman]

The pattern is also the same for the rear doors of the 4 door models. You can peel the vinyl and glue it to the door cards of the convertible panels. Just a thought as it could provide more options in your search. That was my plan before I found a decent set of panels. Here is a link for reference.

For Sale - Rear Convertible Panels for 1969-70 Chrysler 300, Newport with Power Windows

 

[Dunno-Mate]

Thank everyone.
I noticed the card inside was falling apart to, so it looks like I'll be going the upholsterer's route.
Make new cards and stitch the pattern in.