Black interiors
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Peekskill NY
Here's my 70. A bit dirty. This pic is from the day I test drove it. The original carpet is sun faded but in good condition and will just diy it black again. I keep it spotless now.
Here's another pulled back pic.
Glenn
Here's another pulled back pic.
Glenn
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From: About 1100 miles from where I call home.
That's the exact reason I purchased cloth seats.
My car started life as Burgandy/Oyster. At some point the exterior was changed to blue and the interior had two color changes, first to burgandy and then to black. When I got the car what remained of the interior was black. I figured I had the choice of what interior color I wanted and I really liked the dark blue ext. with the black interior. My wife went all fashion police on me and said you can't use black and blue together. I said "watch me" and placed my order for black panels, carpet, etc. I get a lot of compliments on the color combo.
My car started life as Burgandy/Oyster. At some point the exterior was changed to blue and the interior had two color changes, first to burgandy and then to black. When I got the car what remained of the interior was black. I figured I had the choice of what interior color I wanted and I really liked the dark blue ext. with the black interior. My wife went all fashion police on me and said you can't use black and blue together. I said "watch me" and placed my order for black panels, carpet, etc. I get a lot of compliments on the color combo.
I'd stay away from the red panels on the seats, the all black looks much better.
