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Almost traded in my '65 Silver Vert for a new '67 Marina Blue Vert with white interior. Changed my mind when my brother commented about keeping it clean as it would be a dd for me. Bought a new Olds 442 instead, Burgundy with Black interior. It was pretty thou.
I had several cars back in the day with white interiors, but I can see why they don't offer it. I do have one now that is close and I love it. This is not quite as stark white as the pics look but it's pretty close.
My first car had a white interior. White interiors look good with the right exterior color. Not for everybody I know. But at least white is different and is normally a contrasting color.
Probably because demand would be so very low that it would be uneconomical to offer it as a choice... that's my guess anyway.
Plus the warming climate is making albino cows harder to find
My first car was a hand me down '79 Lincoln from my parents.. baby blue with white interior.. my buddies gave me HELL. Being made fun of one time I was told 4 albino cows gave their life for the 1/4 acre of white leather inside that land yacht.
I had a white interior in a '65 Dodge, and it indeed was a PITA to keep clean.
Every Sat. morning for two hours, I worked on that interior. Admittedly I am **** about my cars, but after two years of that, I replaced the car with one that had a much easier interior to keep up with.
I had several cars back in the day with white interiors, but I can see why they don't offer it. I do have one now that is close and I love it. This is not quite as stark white as the pics look but it's pretty close.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
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