Michael,
Pink is OK too. In fact it was standard equipment on the "Special
Order" Mary Kay TR4.
Joe
Michael Ferguson wrote:
>
> Tony Rhodes wrote:
> >
> > Message text written by INTERNET:Brad.Kahler@141.com
> > >Tony, to be honest with you I don't know. I have a hunch that it would
> > be
> > >carpeting that matched the rest of the interior but thats pure guess work.
> >
> > >All I know for sure is what Art Kelly has said. Which is all TR4's had
> > the
> > >same charcoal grey loop carpeting. In Bill Piggotts first book there is a
> >
> > >picture of a TR4A with blue seats and blue carpeting and he calls the
> > color
> > >Midnight Blue. So I feel a little better about saying the carpeting
> > matched
> > >the rest of the interior.<
> >
> > Well I know the crash pads were ALWAYS black. I have also heard that
> > the carpet was always one color. I had thought that color was black. I DO
> > have Piggot's book (hope to get the new one for xmas). I know he said that
> > the blue interior in that picture was almost correct, but he diid not refer
> > to the
> > carpeting itself, and it is hard to tell the actual color. Is the carpet
> > some blue
> > with a brighter edging?
> >
> > I do think that the carpet OUGHT to be a similar color to the seats, rather
> > than
> > always some shade of black/gray.
> >
> > -Tony
>
> Seems to me, if nobody knows what's "correct", then ANYTHING's correct.
> Well, pink may be stretching it, but I would think upholstery-matching
> carpet would be perfectly acceptable.
> --
> Michael Ferguson
> Vernon CT
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