[3tas4me]

They are original. Interior was in decent shape in this car. It was about the only thing that was LOL.

[Dens71TA]

Originally Posted by 3tas4me

They are original. Interior was in decent shape in this car. It was about the only thing that was LOL.

Yeah. My '71 T/A had a mostly rust free body and a totally fried interior, your '71 T/A had a nice interior and a mostly rust body. I'm not sure which is a better deal ...

[keith k]

Originally Posted by Dens71TA

Yeah. My '71 T/A had a mostly rust free body and a totally fried interior, your '71 T/A had a nice interior and a mostly rust body. I'm not sure which is a better deal ...

I'm not sure either! If it was a '60s F-Body or Mustang, you'd take the solid sheetmetal in a heartbeat, but with early second gen's....

[skijem]

Hi Keith...

I'm new to the forums, but saw your question and hope I can help. I am posting some pictures of my husband's T/A that he used to own. What a shame that it was sold. If anybody knows or hears of a rare lucerne blue/sandalwood interior on the market, PLEASE email me at [email protected] Thanks!

Ok...I hope I am giving you all the information correctly. My husband still has all the original factory literature, carpet/vinyl samples, etc. I have the trim combination number listed as TR 217 (sandalwood/knit vinyl). I am also posting a pic of the samples. If you have any questions, just post them and I can ask my husband, as he knows much about them, and I know little, except that they are mighty pretty!

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[skijem]

Here is a picture of the 227 cloth interior that you were looking for. I scanned this pic from the original sales album. Hope this helps.