Did the Mustang-era McLarens get better quality leather and other interior materials than the Capri-era cars? It seems like the vast majority of the Mustang-based cars that I see on ebay or elsewhere have interiors that are in markedly better shape.
My '86 is low mileage, but the interior just doesn't look so hot (though in my case, it appears to be due in part to the first owner having left the car out in the sun with the top down . . . a lot).
changing quality of the interiors
changing quality of the interiors
Robert
1989 ascMcLaren convertible - royal gold
1986 ascMcLaren convertible - red
1984 ascMcLaren convertible - white
1989 ascMcLaren convertible - royal gold
1986 ascMcLaren convertible - red
1984 ascMcLaren convertible - white
Convertibles take a real beating due to the weather, sun and of course the tops fail with time.
Kevin Gold card MCA Judge for Fox Body
85 ASC Vert #612205
88 ASC Vert #542 20,550 miles
84 SVO 24,000 miles, 84 GT Turbo Vert.
03 Mach I, 89 LX Vert, 74 Mustang II
14 CA Special, 69 Mustang coupe, 07 GT500
67 T-bird, 15 F150 Tuscany, 16 F250
85 ASC Vert #612205
88 ASC Vert #542 20,550 miles
84 SVO 24,000 miles, 84 GT Turbo Vert.
03 Mach I, 89 LX Vert, 74 Mustang II
14 CA Special, 69 Mustang coupe, 07 GT500
67 T-bird, 15 F150 Tuscany, 16 F250