Early car factory Leather interiors

[Original Poster]

Original post......

[curtisaa]

those are 67-68 sport seats, certainly done in leather.

[Soterik]

those are 67-68 sport seats, certainly done in leather.

And the hardware is correct....

What hardware do you think is incorrect??

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[RickS]

Mine came with a full leather interior.

Seats, front (with hounds tooth inserts) and back, rear parcel shelf (very surprising) with round perforations for speakers, backer to the rear seats, front door panels, rear seat panels, seat belt covers. Leather dash panel (the strip which runs from door to door below the steering wheel), and of course the steering wheel rap.

Since my interior has been rather pared down for weight savings, pics would not be representative.

Edit: Forgot the leather straps with the snaps which retain the rear seat backs in the 'up' position.

[curtisaa]

Mine came with a full leather interior.

Seats, front (with hounds tooth inserts) and back, rear parcel shelf (very surprising) with round perforations for speakers, backer to the rear seats, front door panels, rear seat panels, seat belt covers. Leather dash panel (the strip which runs from door to door below the steering wheel), and of course the steering wheel rap.

Since my interior has been rather pared down for weight savings, pics would not be representative.

Well, since I've had a few sets. The 2 screws on the top could be correct if they're phillips. the bottom screws are incorrect. The bases do NOT appear to be correct from the photos, but a close inspection could reveal different. The bases don't appear to be tilts, but then again I would need sufficient photos to make that determination. Seat belts seem Ok , if they anchor from the rear. the "tell-tale" is the narrow back only found on early sport seats.
Whatta think Senior Linden ?

[Soterik]

The tip brackets look correct from this shot, but I've also seen other shots of these seats, so I know they are correct tip brackets.

The top screws are slotted, which are correct for a 67 sport seat.....the bottom screws appear to be slotted as well, and they don't reflect due to the carpet shadow(?!).

my .02.

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[steve shea]

I owned a 72S ex factory VIP car that had all of RicksS treatment in leather plus the A pillar and B pillar and the dash board. The seam on the dash was very similar to how Tony at Autobahn does his. SS

[MarkS]

The top screws are slotted, which are correct for a 67 sport seat.....the bottom screws appear to be slotted as well, and they don't reflect due to the carpet shadow.

My pair 67's all are slotted.

[Rennman]

I owned the Jennings 67S for a while. The interior was 100% original. The recliners had slotted screws which were correct too. The seat surfaces were leather from the best that I could tell but was not listed on the Certificate. From what I know nothing other than the seats or steering wheel were availible in leather.

Don

[ajwans]

I have 67S with "black leather" option. Would this include
leather shift boot and handbrake boot? It has both but they
might have been added later.

andy