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what's with all the little hole pattern?

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I have installed headliners with this pattern. Quite possibly this is headliner material from the 60' - 70's. John

Some mousefur with dots. It is somebody's idea of what they thought they could put in their Packard when they could not find the real thing.

The 1941 Data Book for junior car (note: push/pull vent window instead of a crank) describes the closed car options. They were "...three different patterns and texture [in] broadcloth and a [one] Bedford cord..." were offered. "First, a fine olive colored broadcloth with a dark blue stripe, second, a beautiful shade of gray with narrow stripes of blue spaced widely apart, third, a dark tan broadcloth of superior quality with an indistinct (chalk line) of lighter tan, and fourth, a handsome Bedford cord with alternate stripes of very faint green, gray and brown."

Do you have a shot of the exterior? I'd like to see how they handled the two-tone green.