[Kyflier]

Anyone know who offers this?

[Lightfoot]

Given how rare that combination is, I wouldn't expect much of any re-pop availability on interior pieces. You may just have to hold out for a donor from the scrap yard. It would be much more likely to find a '77 Phoenix SJ, since the production numbers are much higher. I'd guess the interiors are identicle except for the badging.

I'm a huge fan of the 75-77 Venturas and scoring an SJ would be the cat's meow for me. I'd be happy to find a straight rust free '77 SJ with a weathered interior and just enjoy the heck out of it.
In 1988, I tire kicked such a specimen at a used car lot in South Bend Indiana, but I had just picked up another back-up/work car a few weeks before and was already having to juggle borrowed parking space at my apartment. What could have been if for better timing (sigh).
The one I looked at was glacier blue with white buckets and had a 305.
I'd enjoy any photos if you care to post them here. I don't care what condition it's in.

[Kyflier]

Just didn't want to end up using Nova seat covers. I hadn't been able to find any for the Pontiac. My wife's grandmother bought this car brand new, has 80,000 miles on it.

[CONCRETEHART]

https://www.smsautofabrics.com/ should be able to supply your needs. Norm

[chicagoland]

Try 1977.5 to 79 Phoenix SJ interior bits, if can find a parts car.

[chicagoland]

Originally Posted by chicagoland

Try 1977.5 to 79 Phoenix SJ interior bits, if can find a parts car.

Checked old car brochures, and no SJ, only LJ Phoenix.