[johnta1]

It's Saddle.

74 is when they went to some weird numbers/combo.

[grd777]

it has red carpet with black seats , but it is a brewtser green car , saddle would make more sense the car is on ebay now for sale

[Formulabruce]

Originally Posted by johnta1

It's Saddle.

and its Standard interior

[grd777]

thanks for your help how did you find this out

[johnta1]

how did you find this out

Years and years of experience!



In the Illust & Parts Catalog usually can find the interior codes.

[Held for Ransom]

Originally Posted by grd777

thanks for your help how did you find this out

Or, here http://www.gt-37.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=374
Pick your year.
Get the trim code from your tag.
Drop the first number and add a 1 to the end of the remaining numbers.
Look for the vehicle you're working with and viola.

[grd777]

Originally Posted by Held for Ransom

Or, here http://www.gt-37.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=374
Pick your year.
Get the trim code from your tag.
Drop the first number and add a 1 to the end of the remaining numbers.
Look for the vehicle you're working with and viola.

o not see 233 anywere here . must be custom

[johnta1]

Most sources that have the color codes show 331 for example of Saddle.
Do as Mike said, drop the '1' add '2' to the front of the number. 233 for Saddle

1972 to 1974 (at least) the color codes stamped on the cowl tag were different than what was on build sheets or PHS. (UPC codes?)

I also have some weird codes for 1974 were it seems they may have changed during the year?

1973 Codes:
321 - White (std trim) - 232 on cowl tag
361 - Black (std trim) - 236 on cowl tag
and the saddle.

[johnta1]

Here's a page I just made:

1970 - 1974 Firebird Interior Codes




On the 1st 1974 codes, my 74 TA had 209 code on the cowl tag.
(red custom buckets)

Most of the 74 cowl tag pics I looked at had the 2nd set of codes.
But most were later TA's.

Any early 74 cowl tag codes with the different codes than the 2nd set?

[Held for Ransom]

Originally Posted by johnta1

Most sources that have the color codes show 331 for example of Saddle.
Do as Mike said, drop the '1' add '2' to the front of the number. 233 for Saddle

Actually it's the reverse of the '1' add '2'.
If the trim tag (Fisher Body) reads ST 73 and TR 233 under it (you would drop the first number (2) and add a number (1) to the end of the trim code) to get 331 which would be the std. Saddle in '73 for Firebird. http://www.gt-37.org/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=580

John, I don't know where your early '74 numbers came from. All my cars relate to the 2nd set of '74 numbers.