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Have a 1963 Coupe that was in storage for 30+ plus years. Seems original and unmolested but the interior is a bit odd. 490J code, dark blue vinyl however this car has a two tone interior with silver stripes through the seat covers, arm rest, headliner (ribbed that matches the seat covers), upper door panel inserts, ..... As the car went into storage in the 70's, interior would be 1960's vintage.
A few pictures attached. Anyone come across one of these previously? Well done and absolutely pops with the Sebring Silver exterior but have never seen before. Online search uncovered nothing.
From: "You may all go to Hell- and I will go to Texas- Davy Crockett
St. Jude Donor '12
That used to be a thing, back in the late 50s, and from the looks of it, early into the 60s. My uncle had a 56 Pontiac Starfire with diamond tuck on the headliner, door panels and seat covers similar to that. . Old school alternately called tuck and roll or roll and pleated. Seats look well done. At least they didn't do the instrument cluster and dash.
The silver panels are clearly a customization. Up to you whether you keep them or not, but as some said, not an uncommon modification done in the 60s/70s.
1963 Interior
