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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by one-two View Post
    Fantastic! Do we think the dark grey inlays on the seats are original? Unusual interior may explain why completion of this car was delayed relative to 300474
    The 6 pleats in the seat would suggest correct early seats

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    my understanding is that they are completely original and the seats would look fantastic against the original slate grey which can still be seen in the door jambs etc as the silver was only painted over the grey on the outside surfaces.

    given the other pictures are posted I am sure the custodian of this car would not mind me posting a photo of the slate grey door jambs. You can see what it looks like against the brown part of the interior
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    if that is basket weave what i`m seeing i highly doubt that it came like this from the factory..BW it was introduced much later...are the seat backs perforated or not?perforated usually the case when pleats not fabric.
    and yes unusual interior (and exterior) very often resulted in a delay of completion. nice car but the chrome trim is a bit awkward

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    Great to see another early RHD in "flesh"
    '65 911 RHD 300882

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    What a great thread! Here is the interior of 300061 as we found it; we know it came with pepita and, as is often the case, it must have worn out and been replaced. In this case, with black and too many pleats. We suspect that 300475 also had its pepita center section replaced. Notice, how similar the interior colors are. Gulf908, do you have the Kardex or Reutter info. that tells you what interior (pepita) your car came with? Here are 475 and 061. Thanks.
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    Wow! Very cool! Question, did the '64 cars come with the buttons on the dash?

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Straub View Post
    Wow! Very cool! Question, did the '64 cars come with the buttons on the dash?

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    Good observation. Maybe not with RHD---they needed a special dedicated (low volume) dash. Thanks.

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    See pics of my car = buttons
    '65 911 RHD 300882

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    further progress on the seats - sort of
    the C of A states - 'fawn and K/P plaid combo' interior and carpet grey
    on my colour chart 5/65 I can only see 'K' meaning corduroy
    I'm still none the wiser on the seats
    the only guess I can make is they were an experiment pattern from the design department in the day
    the seats and inserts certainly look factory originals due to the low mileage

    does anyone have some scans of the '65 options booklet I can forward to the owner ?
    pm for my e mail

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  10. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by gulf908 View Post
    all

    further progress on the seats - sort of
    the C of A states - 'fawn and K/P plaid combo' interior and carpet grey
    on my colour chart 5/65 I can only see 'K' meaning corduroy
    I'm still none the wiser on the seats
    the only guess I can make is they were an experiment pattern from the design department in the day
    the seats and inserts certainly look factory originals due to the low mileage

    does anyone have some scans of the '65 options booklet I can forward to the owner ?
    pm for my e mail

    TIA
    Dennis

    I think K/P is fawn / pepita.

    See also Allen’s thread on this subject

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