Nice Black w/Chamois...
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The black and chamois looks great. When I went looking for a Mustang I saw a GT in Redfire with the black and chamois interior.
anything looks better than the tire old rental car colors beige and gray. Ford certainly needs to drop those colors for richer variations of those colors and that's where the chamois makes a better statement than beige.
Chamois was a popular interior color in the 1970's. Ford used it in combination with black on many of it's Euro Fords, including the Fiesta. The color combination made it's way into Fairmont ESS models in 1978.
Ford needs to try harder with the cloth interiors on the Mustang. I simply refused to take a car with gray or beige cloth interior. The all black is the only thing that makes my car seem rich. Taking inspiration from Ford's European ST models, black cloth with a choice of red, blue, chamois or gray inserts would look really good.
For my car I wish I had at least the repeat Ponies instead of the MUSTANG lettering.
anything looks better than the tire old rental car colors beige and gray. Ford certainly needs to drop those colors for richer variations of those colors and that's where the chamois makes a better statement than beige.
Chamois was a popular interior color in the 1970's. Ford used it in combination with black on many of it's Euro Fords, including the Fiesta. The color combination made it's way into Fairmont ESS models in 1978.
Ford needs to try harder with the cloth interiors on the Mustang. I simply refused to take a car with gray or beige cloth interior. The all black is the only thing that makes my car seem rich. Taking inspiration from Ford's European ST models, black cloth with a choice of red, blue, chamois or gray inserts would look really good.
For my car I wish I had at least the repeat Ponies instead of the MUSTANG lettering.
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