I just got most of my interior ginger renewed this last spring. The Mustang Shop in Canada uses TMI and the seats and Deluxe door skins are very close to original. There is an excellent post on this site with regards to dye and spray paints to match the three colors stock. Its in the convertable section and was written 2018 but very well done with pics and comparisons. Only thing I need to find, if you run into a post ,is brand to match rear side panels to back of seats color. new replacement panels only available in Black molded plastic.good luck and looking forward to pics of progress.
Hello, was looking up info on Ginger interior as I'm going to change my interior color. I seen this and your door panels look great. The images on the TMI website for ginger look like a dark solid brown. I just wonder if they are the same as what you have ?
I think most of us can attest to this.They are the same, disregard TMI's images... The images on the TMI website are just a confluence of digital photography variables combined with bad/poor post-photo editing. A digital mess/mirage.
To all, please know and remember, you cannot trust ANYTHING you see on a phone or a tablet or a computer screen when it involves accurate color representation. From the type of camera, the camera's default settings, any custom settings the user might have set, to the lighting (warm, cold, indoor, natural, fluorescent, LED, incandescent), any post-photo editing/tweaking, photoshopping, and then accuracy of your screen calibrations (professional graphic artists actually calibrate their screens to a pantone-benchmarked standard), and on and on.
What you see on your device is NOT REAL. Usually, not even close.
This is an extreme case (TMI's brown portrayal of Ginger door panels), but I'm just using this as an opportunity to remind everyone that the colors you see on the screen are never what they are in-person, except for occasional random luck LOL...
Rick
NPD
I would contact SMS in Oregon to see if they have that color. A couple of weeks ago they produced the original cloth insert for my 1971 Fastback and sent it to TMI in California to sew the cloth into the vinyl. I figured it would take a longtime for the whole process but it was done in no time. I highly recommend both companies for anything the vendors don't carry in stock. This is the second time that TMI has done this sort of request for me. Both companies SMS and TMI are nice to work with and will accommodate almost any requests you have. Thx, Bill
I have had Mustang Market door panels on my car for a couple decades now. They are nice and fit well, though they take some time a nerve to do all the necessary trimming and fitting around the door release opening to get the door release trim piece to fit.
MCA dropped their approval program prior to 2000!
Yep Sheriff is correct. Good memory
My 1971 Fastback is also vermillion but my door panels look great.Yep Sheriff is correct. Good memory
The vermillion dyed mustang market panel does NOT match the factory vermillion color at all. Made me sick to think I had panels that would not match the rest of the interior. I ended up having mad vinyl spray can dye to match the door panels then spraying the rest of my interior to match the door panels. Made me sick and very pissed off. Mustang market wouldnt do anything about it.
Also another key note.... They are NOT a solid color they are a white panel dyed vermillion red. I honestly think they get a TMI white panel and dye it vermillion. Might as well buy white from tmi and dye it yourself.
