I said I would post pics when I brought it home so here it is

I can't say i'm the biggest know it all of Mustang trivia, but i have seen a LOT of Fox's in person, and i have yet to ever see a beige interior in an '87+ car in person, and i've only ever seen one 4 eye car with it.

Call me crazy but i'd rather have a mint condition beige 4 eye interior than black. When they're perfect, they have an almost Italian leather appeal to them especially when accented with just the right amount of black.
 
I can't say i'm the biggest know it all of Mustang trivia, but i have seen a LOT of Fox's in person, and i have yet to ever see a beige interior in an '87+ car in person, and i've only ever seen one 4 eye car with it.

Call me crazy but i'd rather have a mint condition beige 4 eye interior than black. When they're perfect, they have an almost Italian leather appeal to them especially when accented with just the right amount of black.

I know the fox was eruropean influecned, but you're streching it. Well if you put in some tan buttersoft leather seats and fab up a chrome gated shifter then maybe.




If the above car was mine I would find a beige dash pad, then do the carpet, seats, the part above the armrest, speaker grills, and door carpet in black.

It's too bad the PO or one of the PO's put screws in the speaker grills, :( then I would leave them alone. I wonder how well tan SN95 seats would match up?
 
I know the fox was eruropean influecned, but you're streching it. Well if you put in some tan buttersoft leather seats and fab up a chrome gated shifter then maybe.




If the above car was mine I would find a beige dash pad, then do the carpet, seats, the part above the armrest, speaker grills, and door carpet in black.

It's too bad the PO or one of the PO's put screws in the speaker grills, :( then I would leave them alone. I wonder how well tan SN95 seats would match up?


There's one car in particular that i always think of when anyone mentions beige interior...it's in an old 'stang mag. I'm pretty sure it's an '85. You'd just have to see it for yourself to know what i mean. If it's in nice enough condition, there's a feeling of quality about it that you just don't get with the blue/red/grey interiors and only the black comes close. If it came down to it i'd have to get black just because it's easier to keep nice, but i'll always appreciate the beige more because of how rare it is and how fast people will throw it out.
 
I've had 2 tan interior cars a 88gt and 89 gt vert with also a tan top. Both cars are maroon.

I've only seen 1 other in person and that was a 87-89 black vert last year in Bowling Green,KY NMRA finals.