1967 shelby interiors

The white and parchment are the same thing on a 67 Shelby. A footnote in the upcoming SAAC registry will also confirm this. No is the short answer on the saddle interior. Technically speaking there is always a possibility but the odds of winning the Powerball Lottery are better in this case. Bob

 

Lets rephrase the statement: A majority of 67 Shelbys have black interior. Some came with parchment or white. Some early models had their interior code left out of the vin. Bob And I have early model 350's. Both have black interior.

 

Hi,
After thinking about this for a while,the first thing that comes to mind is to have a Marti Report done.This report will tell you the color code for the interior trim,as well as several other codes that would let you see how Ford built the car.I cannot think of any example of a 67 without a trim code in the vin that has a colored interior..and 100% agree with the group,so now may we ask you-Have you found a car like this? Or are you thinking up different possible
color combinations? The saying here is typically "extrodinary claims require some serious evidence to back them up" please keep us updated.
Regards P.D.

 

#0036 was built October 9th I think. I'll have to check when I get home.

here is what you don't want to miss:

Correct rear lights in the upper scoops
No covers over the rear seat fold down latches
One piece grill
Metal underliner hood
Metal underliner deck
Correct tail light fiberglass panel (there are 3)
Metal lined Gt rear valence (over the tail pipe extensions).
Magstars
Bag for the washer fluid, not the plastic white reservior.

Your car, being an early build date, probably alread has some of this. Good luck.

As far as Shelbys go with a colored interior, I've seen one 66 that was blue with a blue interior, but, I really like the white 69's with blue stripes and a red interior. They made either 10 that way or 20.

 

Hi,
To answer your question about where your car would fit into the 67 production window is a no brainer.They(S.A.I.) did not build any Red cars.
Only 3 engineering cars and 1 preproduction car were painted Red in 66
All others were produced in 67 and few if any Red cars have the early features,like running lamps,flat gas caps etc.Hope this answers your questions on color/trim.
P.D.

 

Does anyone happen to know what year ford white was used on the 1967 Shelby? The 65-66 color is actually an antique white, where as the color looks to be a bright white in the 1967 Shelby upholstery where it was covered by the trim. I had the covers installed on my seats and it doesn't match the original material. TMI supplied '66 white. It's not it.

 

The early 67's, up until some mid-december 1966 build date has smooth seat upholstery as the comfort weave was not available until then. What is the difference between the deluxe smooth seat upholstery and the regular, nothing, except the little chtome do-dad is on the smooth seat backs in the deluxe interior,
The "white" color is known as Wimbledon white, it is an off white shade.

October 22nd 66, Car numbers 0074 and 3-4 in the 0080's where built around that day at San Jose but, what is your point? You are building a clone, paint it red, put the saddle interior in it, built it your way....Just don't call it a Shelby.

The scoop lights can be found on Ebay once in a while, or, at truck stops. The real ones were made by the Dietz company. Now out of business - sold -bought out.

 

Hello:
I would like a definitive answer if possible. The TMI 1966 white is too yellow for 1967 Shelby White. Has anyone worked with a 1967 with the white interior, if so, what white was ordered and from whom? I bought the 1966 white and just glanced at the the upholstery when it arrived. They were installed, they don't look like the white that was protected under the seat trim. Suggestions?