Interior and Upholstery What seats do I have?

Rdub6

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My car is an ‘86 Frankenstein. I’m pretty sure I have the ‘92-‘93 sport seats, but just want confirmation!
There is no adjustment on the knee bolsters.

 

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1992, 1993 Sport seats.

 

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Mstng93SSP said:

1992, 1993 Sport seats.

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Thank you! That’s what I thought. Do you know what the official color of those would be called?

 

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Rdub6 said:

Thank you! That’s what I thought. Do you know what the official color of those would be called?

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Black tweed sport seats?

 

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That looks darker than titanium, so I would check out opal. That’s the color of the arm rest pad that’s too dark for my 91, but is there until I replace the console lid and spray both.
Normally, I’d call it dirty gray tweed, but those look well cared for. If they are comfortable for you, nice Frankenstein-seats.

 

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Those look black in the pic. Can’t really tell.

If they are black, then 90-91 was called “Ebony” and 92-93 was “black”

 

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Mustang5L5 said:

Those look black in the pic. Can’t really tell.

If they are black, then 90-91 was called “Ebony” and 92-93 was “black”

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The side vinyl pieces are definitely black, but the fabric is a shade of grey. Or is that just what they called “black” that year?

 

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If the sides are black vinyl, then they are black seats. The cloth material made have slight fade depending on of the car was garaged or kept outside.

 

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Black interior was not called anything other than "Black". Never called "Ebony".

 

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My 90 Black interior. The "grey" in the cloth is called a tweed pattern.

I thought the 90 Black was called ebony, but I just looked up a scan of original 90 Mustang Brochure and it is called Black.

I think I saw it called ebony by the replacement seat cover companies.

 

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KRUISR said:

My 90 Black interior. The "grey" in the cloth is called a tweed pattern.

I thought the 90 Black was called ebony, but I just looked up a scan of original 90 Mustang Brochure and it is called Black.

I think I saw it called ebony by the replacement seat cover companies.

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Those look just like mine except for the knee bolster. Your’s are adjustable, mine are not. I guess the “black” tweed just looks grey!!