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always was curious about this ,here is my question,when you ordered parchment interior on a 68 why was the pillar molding,dash,visors and console black,where as all other colors the interior was the same through out
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Black becomes "invisible" when looking out the window. It does not reflect a bright spot in sunlight to the windshield the way white does. White also makes the pillar "visible" which narrows the perceived field of vision...
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I have a 68 with original Parchment interior and the pillar covers and visors are parchment not black
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Mine too.
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I'm guessing OP has a vert w/black A pillar trim and last 2 posters have Hdtps w/pearl.
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Hardtops have parchment pillars and visors to match the headliners, verts had black to match the inside liner of the folding top.
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