WTB Early Tobacco Door Cards (Drivers side)

[Acid House]

My 72 shell came with passenger side cards, they're not the best but I can roll with them for now.

 

Does anyone have an orphan drivers door and/or drivers side backseat willing to part with?  I'm not looking for the nicest of the nice, just something to cover the door.

[Conserv]

Between the "UPS Brown" of the '67 1600-2's (and the earliest '68 2002's) and the tan or beige of the square taillight era, there were two shades of brown: first a "Tobacco" and second a "Saddle".  I don't know the transition date, but by '72, the later Saddle was probably the interior color.

 

I have no idea whether your '72 shell has original door cards, but you should be aware there are two different Browns from this middle period.  I sort of think Saddle is a bit more common than Tobacco, but you might want to post photos of your door cards, so others know the color you are trying to match.

 

Regards,

 

Steve

 

[danco_]

I thought the same as Steve, but earlier this year, I had a 69 Florida 1600 and a 72 Agave 2002 side by side, and both cars had the same Tobacco brown interiors. Not sure if an anomaly, but my 73 Malaga tii has Saddle brown as it's original interior color. 

 

 

 

 

 

[Acid House]

Its the two tone doors, the PO made his own card and installed it backwards on the passenger side ?

 

It won't match perfectly, but it will do until I can afford a nice complete set.

[Guy Cocquyt]

I have a couple of the rear driver's side panels, see photo for colour and condition. Guy

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