[Jeff Hamlin]

I have to admit I didn't open all the images and did not realize the '68 was a 4-door.
Then I thought it may have been a Strato-Bench car.

However, it looks like (Per the '68 Lit) it was not an option to have Buckets and/or a Strato in a 4-door.

I know with these old cars "Never say Never" only PHS would verify as built.

Sorry for my oversite.

[camerjeff]

Originally Posted by Jeff Hamlin

I have to admit I didn't open all the images and did not realize the '68 was a 4-door.
Then I thought it may have been a Strato-Bench car.

However, it looks like (Per the '68 Lit) it was not an option to have Buckets and/or a Strato in a 4-door.

I know with these old cars "Never say Never" only PHS would verify as built.

Sorry for my oversite.

I agree Jeff, the brochure page you posted is better than any I could find on line, I suspected they were not original when I saw the fold over latch on the side of the drivers seat, I didn't notice the slight color variation of the front seat material compared to the rest of the interior.

And yes only the PHS or a build sheet may or may not show what it came with.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

The trim tag might relate to the seat style.

The front and rear seats look the same color degrade.
The rear lower does seem to have the rounded ends like a 4door lower seat.