custom interior of a 1927 Lincoln

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/341211-period-images-to-relieve-some-of-the-stress/page/218/

this must have been a Rolls Royce

https://media.invisioncic.com/r277599/monthly_2023_04/IMG_1026.png.62552fa14682224dbeeb4906432c46e9.png

excellent upholstery choice. Unusual, good looking, and elegant. Probably really durable too

 

stark looking exterior, but wow, the interior is beautiful and elegant. 1911 Hotchkiss

https://www.conceptcarz.com/z24189/hotchkiss-model-ad.aspx

you can get some impeccable door panels for your Mopar from Legendary Interiors

this is something odd, the seats in this Graham Paige are not the normal full width back seat, and two similar front seats. This is an ‘Opera Coupe’, fixed driver’s seat with a storage compartment behind it, a folding passenger seat and a 2/3rd rear seat for a lady in chic clothing.

Of the six LeBaron-style bodies built by Briggs, few had this configuration.

http://www.juricastricum.nl/index.php/te-koop/graham-paige-model-827-opera-coupe-1929/

thanks Doug! 

mid 70s Lincoln town car had more than a front seat, but less than a couch

 
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=4314021898696952&set=gm.613631506579346

if SEMA had happened this year, I would have been admiring this in person

https://www.hagerty.com/media/lists/4-unsung-custom-builds-from-sema-2020/

love that Spyker shifter design, but I don't think I'd seen a photo until now of the interior that showed how nice IT looked

https://www.shootfordetails.com/blog?offset=1480741109588

The 1974 Cadillac had a big variety of frou frou named upholstery... I hadn't realized before why Caddy's were so popular with the rich and mobster. Now I get why their interiors were, if not the mediocre engine ratings

there was the regular leather

and they called this, Mimosa

this was Maharaja cloth

this was Medici Crushed Velour

Morocco Matelasse

Mardi Gras Velour

Medici Shirred Crushed Velour

http://automotivemileposts.com/cadillac/cadi1974interiortrim.html

a 1/3 of a million dollars can made the inside of an Escalade as nice as any executives office

http://www.addarmor.com/

I'm not into this sort of interior, but hell, you might agree that this is an admirable amount of work and seat design!

http://kedimezarligi.tumblr.com/post/181175851375

Nice wagon Mark just finished off with an interior from Ciadella Interiors

https://www.facebook.com/CiadellaInteriors/posts/10155657912789250

yesterday was knee action, so today... the off the shoulder look

Thanks Steve!

nice interiors... they sure were simple back in the 60s

I don't know how many people look at old car upholstery and appreciate the weird cloth types and designs, but I get a kick out of them. No one makes new car with interesting seat material anymore. It's either leather, or that soft cloth stuff.

it might even be a shame to get to the point where we stop appreciating the simple old way they made car interiors.

luxury interiors with cloth walls, vanity sets, and wood trim

Above, 1940 Packard

Above 1936 Packard

I think this was in a Cadillac

probably the best a car interior could get in 1979, Bill Blass Lincoln Mk V

Found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/1556593674596827/?fref=nf

the Magnolia Pearl, an Airstream Land Yacht

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/268245721529982888/

http://avax.news/wow/Magnolia_Pearl_Airstream_Dream_Machine.html

Found on https://www.facebook.com/SteampunkTendencies/?fref=photo

and it gets towed by a Rolls Royce laid over a 4x4 vehicle