Can someone answer a question?

[Shelby07]

I am selling a convertible boot cover for a 2002-2005 T-bird which I no longer own (Had it here a while back.) I described it as "Tan" and received a question about it. The question was whether it was Cashmere or light sand. I have to admit, I am not very familiar with the options as I am really not a T-bird guy (as you can see by my forum name.)

I've tried google but can't come up with a description of the colors. It is the color of dry sand. When we bough the car the sales guy said it was a special black/cashmere combo, but I'm not sure. Can someone help clarify for me? I don't want to sell the wrong thing to a buyer.

Thanks!

Mark

 

[George]

Mark: Tell me the year and color of the Bird, it came from. I'll try to help since I have most brouchures

 

[Shelby07]

It was a 2004 black with a tan interior. The top matched the interior.

Thanks!

 

[Shelby07]

It was a 2004 black with a tan interior. The top matched the interior.

Thanks!

...and there was no hardtop with it.

 

[George]

According to the 2004 brochure the interior for your car was Optional as a "light sand appearance package", which included "bronze metalictinted appliques on and around the instument panel and center stack.

For black cars there were only 4 interior choices; black w/black accent, Black and red, black and performance white or Light sand appearance package.

There is a two page picture of a black car with the sand interior. It also shows the boot which is the same color.
I hope this helps

 

[Shelby07]

Yes, that helps loads! Thanks for taking the time to look it up for me.

Mark

 

[wah64apache]

Question

Shelby, I am interested in your cover. Call me at 480-323-5925. Leave a short note with tel. # and I'll call you back. Thanks, Frank

 

[Shelby07]

Frank - I sold it yesterday on ebay. It was actually up when I asked the question, but I received the question from a potential buyer. - Sorry.

Mark

 

[wah64apache]

Thanks

No worries. I am a patient person. Another one will surface. Cheers, Frank