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Has anyone ever done a mixed color scheme on their Mustang?

I am consider a black dash, carpet and door panels with a light color set of seats and headliner. Reason being is the heat in Arizona. I am going to use Dynamat (or equal) on the floor and roof, maybe doors also for sound and heat insulation.

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My wifes coupe has black dash, carpet, and other bits, but the primary color is parchment.

 

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tweet66 said:

My wifes coupe has black dash, carpet, and other bits, but the primary color is parchment.

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Did you install it that way?

 

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sparx said:

Has anyone ever done a mixed color scheme on their Mustang?

I am consider a black dash, carpet and door panels with a light color set of seats and headliner. Reason being is the heat in Arizona. I am going to use Dynamat (or equal) on the floor and roof, maybe doors also for sound and heat insulation.

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It would be perfectly stock for a 66 parchment interior to have parchment 'everything' except the dash pad and carpet would be burgundy, blue, black, emberglo, ivy, palomino, or aqua.

 

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That's how I ordered the kit from M U. But that's what they listed as standard. The original color was blue but that wouldn't go well with british racing green so I changed it

 

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2+2GT said:

It would be perfectly stock for a 66 parchment interior to have parchment 'everything' except the dash pad and carpet would be burgundy, blue, black, emberglo, ivy, palomino, or aqua.

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Thanks
I think that might be a good plan for an Arizona car.

 

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I think it depends on the car, but as long as i is done in the same manner as the factory did it, the two tone interiors usually look great.

 

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I want the seats to be one color if that is possible. The dash all black, carpet black, and thee kick panels black.

Door panel and rear panels I suppose would be parchment too along with the head liner.

 

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For my 67 I had planned on using the black seats, door panels, kick panels headliner but painting all of the metal surfaces a dark charcoal to match the exterior.