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Btw, another picture for 2 reasons (and dang me on the second)...

- this is the closest-up I have of the "fabric" (lets avoid calling it felt Denis advice to just go to a fabric shop is probably the best).

- the frustrating information is that that hardware used for the removable access door to the hydraulic reservoirs is available in our day. I say "frustrating" because even though I bought replacements a few months ago, I cannot remember the name of the (one, specific) company that makes these. I'll look for a receipt....I vaguely remember it being a British company.

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